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fz28infrared filter, suntec ir72
tripod
photoshop auto levels and red/blue channel swap.
blended 3 exposures adjusted individually for the sky, grass, and shed. Might work on it yet.
This is a shed on my parents farm, and a neat november sky. sorry for the noise in the photo, that seems to be a result of less direct sunlight in the late fall.
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it's infrared photography, it makes everything look weird. It uses light that the eye usually cannot detect.
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has quite an amazing effect!
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it kind of is an HDR, I did what people used to do before HDR, which was exposure blending. Where HDR is automatic, I did it in a sort of more difficult manual way.
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wow, well aren't you impressive!
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*in snobby art voice* mmmmmmyes, basically I did the most difficult thing with a near perfect execution.
*not snobby voice*
I'm still figuring out the HDR program I have, also I'm kinda scared to use it, because I feel like I'll be tempted to use it on every shot.
!!! I forgot to look at those prints you got when I was over. We have to make sure I see those next time.
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such a snob... 
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you know, you're kinda right. when I composed it originally, I thought I was setting the horizon for a rule of thirds with the sky, but when I measure it out, it doesn't seem to have happened. Maybe I'll crop a little off the bottom.
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Perhaps its only my perception.
Say if it where a panoramic view with the "extended" panoramic part to the right that would be coo.
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I had thought about doing trying a panoramic infrared earlier this summer but then forgot about it. I should reconsider it. Also this camera has a 16:9 widescreen resolution option, so I suppose I could have tried that. Thanks for the ideas.
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No problem I just feel that (especially on the internet) bumping ideas/comments are a good thing.
could infrared work in a cave?
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I agree. There are a few things I think I will try next time I shoot infrared based on what you said.
I think infrared could work in a cave as long as there is some kind of infrared light source. So probably not in a totally dark cave. I've thought about trying an infrared night shot, to see how it would turn out but never got around to it.
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I love this photo. The sky, the grass, everything looks just right.
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Thank you very much. I put more time into this one than I usually do.
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