Infrared Cloud-filled Landscapes in B&W
Stunning images Robbie, these are freakin Awesome!! 
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These are simply stunning. Never thought about clouds such a huge part of a photo before. You're right, the photos would not be the same without them. Amazing work. 
Thanks Marte,try keh.com for used Ir converted cameras...Nikon give better colors.There is a D200 there now for $429.Just got a Ir converted D80 at Adorama.com for the same price as a regular camera...Marte wrote: My hat is off to you . Always wanted to get into IR photography , someday I will get myself a nice camera and get it IR dedicated. (Already tried with filters and ... well... I am still only into B&W)
Your landscapes are absolutely breathtaking and VERY inspirational , thank you very much for sharing sr.
Nothing wrong with b&w,if you need help just ask.
Thanks Marte,try keh for used Ir converted cameras...Nikon give better colors.There is a D200 there now for $429.Just got a Ir converted D80 at Adorama for the same price as a regular camera...
Nothing wrong with b&w,if you need help just ask.[/quote]
All my gear is Canon , so I think I will keep the line so I can keep using all my lenses . I live in Taiwan and don´t know if it is better to buy a camera locally and get it dissected and dedicated (I think this is best for my location.)
Thank you very much for reply , your images here are stunning!
I am trying to get into architecture long exposure B&W , just waiting for the weather to change (we still in a sort of weird hot-cold winter and never know how the weather is going to be... weird climate changes no warning at any time.) Any advise on that matter will be most welcome.
Thank you very much.
Cheers!
M.
Thanks Marte,try keh for used Ir converted cameras...Nikon give better colors.There is a D200 there now for $429.Just got a Ir converted D80 at Adorama for the same price as a regular camera...Marte wrote:
Nothing wrong with b&w,if you need help just ask.[/quote]
All my gear is Canon , so I think I will keep the line so I can keep using all my lenses . I live in Taiwan and don´t know if it is better to buy a camera locally and get it dissected and dedicated (I think this is best for my location.)
Thank you very much for reply , your images here are stunning!
I am trying to get into architecture long exposure B&W , just waiting for the weather to change (we still in a sort of weird hot-cold winter and never know how the weather is going to be... weird climate changes no warning at any time.) Any advise on that matter will be most welcome.
Thank you very much.
Cheers!
M.[/quote]
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Thanks for the awesome compliment,appreciates it.
An Ir converted camera would be best,since you`ll be doing b&w there are filters for b&w conversion from 800nm to 1000nm but if you would like to do color as well then the 720nm would be ideal BUT you can get awesome b&w with a 665nm via software.I uses Nik`s Silver Efex and Viveza2 for b&W,Onone has b&w plugins but haven`t used it.'PM' me if you want more info but here is the Ir site where all the info you`ll need.
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