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Published: 2005-08-10 20:44:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 5493; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 1321
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Shot this in IR on the shore of Lake Ontario in Kingston. The trees are planted by the shore in memorial to someone who has died.Resubmitted with a larger image to allow for bigger print sizes.
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Are these the raw colors from your D70? If so, I'll have to remember that. My camera doesn't seem to produce a very pleasing false color spectrum with IR. I'll need to play around with the WB settings. Thanks, and amazing shot.
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I usually set the wb to a sunny patch of grass. This shot is a result of a red-blue channel swap in photoshop.
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Great, thanks so much for the details. Much appreciated.
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thats really great ... i need to get my older digi fixed and set up fo ir
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like it like it like it n_n gusta mucho quisiera estar ahi que aqui me muero del calor
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I love this! this is an amazing photograph! I love take ordianary and just making it so much different! Great Job!
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so so so wonderful
naturally white (though it'd seem impossible to me)?
or covered in snow
or editted?
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The white is a result of the infrared filter in front of the lens
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beautiful, beautiful colours, i'd never thought there will acctually trees with that kind of colours
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Woooot! - amazing... Can I get some specs about that filter?
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its the Hoya R72 infrared filter. Any decent photography store should have it.
thanks
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Can it be used for at Konica Minolta Dynax 5D... (digital SLR-cam)
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Thanks for the respond...
Loooove you pic... + FAV!
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And it really works fine for a digital SLR?
I was at the photo-store today.. They didn't have one...:S
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Keep up the great work!
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Haha. That explains the giant increase in views and favs
Thanks
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beautiful, im a big fan of IR shots, always enjoy them.
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Very nice, I also like the little plaques, if those are in fact plaques.
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They are. People plant the trees as memorials.
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Oh, wow. Where in Kingston is this?
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Right beside the hospital, south of the university campus. Near that sculpture thing.
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love it, the deep blue and the white trees contrast so well
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man thats nice, i just bought a new IR filter, but i cant get the colour right when i use it in Photoshop....
your shot is fantastic though!!
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Set the Whitebalance to a green patch of grass with the filter on, and then switch the red and blue channels (using channel mixer) in Photoshop. That should work
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This looks very cool, I would like to buy IR-filter, but there are so many different IRs available, that I need some help. What IR-filter you used to take this photo? does it block IR-light or let it through? If it lets it through, in what area 700nm-800nm?
The trees are white, does it mean that they are radiating much heat, and sky looks normal blue, so why is it blue and lawn is almost black?
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I use the Hoya R72 filter, and thats what I've seen used by most people. It lets through light above 720nm. The reason why the trees are white is because I set the whitebalance in my camera to a sunny green patch of grass. Then I switch and red and blue channels in Photoshop to give the image its final look. Hope that helps
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thank you very much, it helped me.
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This is really nice!
At first i didnt understand if it had snowed or what it was!
Its really amazing, can i ask you how? Ok i understand the IR part (Dunno if you used filter or film)
But the sky how did you make that blue? It looks so real!
Anyways i love it, and ill even 
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Thanks
I used a Hoya R72 IR filter, and switched the red and blue channels in Photoshop. That created the blue sky.
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This one I like much better than the one you link in the description. Much more vibrant
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