Thanks, Bob - I appreciate your critique. It was a crisp fall day and
the corn was more that ready to be harvested (though the drought had a
hand in that.) It was shot a wide angle - at the 5mm end of the
standard zoom. The shot is an HDR composite of 3 bracketed shots. (I
tried to tread lightly on the HDR toning).
I bough the K10D from Pro Camera Repair some years ago -- I don't use it
as much as I should. They will convert an APS C SLR for $200. see -
http://procamerarepair.3dcartstores.com/IR-Full-Spectrum-Conversions_ep_55.html
I do wind up chimping a lot with the IR - the meter only meters visible
light and it does not always correspond with the IR spectrum so I wind
up making some pretty extreme shifts to the exposure, often by several
stops.
Mark
On 1/14/2013 12:16 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
Mark,
Great light and clouds in that shot and the sun, while visible, is not
too crazy.
Looks like a wide angle shot from the phone wires and the much smaller
telephone poles.
And the sun at mid-left is perfect with the road leading toward it and
corn field to the right.
Looks like a crisp fall day.
The Lincoln's tomb in IR is one of the more pleasing IR shots I've seen.
Not so much,'LET ME HIT YOU IN THE FACE WITH THIS", but a bit more
well mannered.
Is the IR conversion very expensive and do you do a lot of chimping
with the shots?
Regards, Bob S.
On 1/13/2013 17:08, Mark C wrote:
I ain't been around for a while, but just made a new photo from an
exposure taken in September and stuck it on my blog. You can see it here
- comments always appreciated:
http://www.markcassino.com/b2evolution/
Taken with a Pentax Q and 02 Normal Zoom.
Below it is another shot that I processed earlier this month Lincoln's
Tomb in Springfield IL, IR converted K-10D and kit lens.
Later -
Mark
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