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Thanks! I just wish I could get another one to look like it (they seem to want to turn out grainy and purple....not sure what the deal is).
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wow. it looks real! i didnt know you could do that..
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yup 
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Gotta get a new camera..
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if you get a point and shoot digital, check this page out to learn about adding an IR filter [link] look around on the different pages as well, it has some pretty good info. have fun if you decide to do ir!!
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wow.what a gorgeous picture.
i wish i could see snow like that.
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this actually isn't snow. it's an infrared photo. we do get snow like this in michigan though. it's pretty when it sticks to the trees, but after 4 months of snow and cold, you stop caring about how it looks haha. you can visit michigan to see it sometime and someday i'll get to visit florida to see the sunshine (never been there).
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ohh! infrared...hmm. i dont think ive seen that before.
i dont know much about photography.
i looked at the pic again and i can totally see how that doesnt look like snow.
its been like 2 years since ive saw any snow...
maybe that has something to do with it..haha.
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haha...i don't think i could ever forget what snow is like, but then again..i see it enough to hate it. here is a gallery of some great IR photos: [link] this guy from dA has a lot of great IRs in his gallery too:[link] his IR photos are what got me interested in it.
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wow.he is soo good.
how do you do that?
is it a setting on the camera?
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it's a filter. some cameras are more sensitive to infrared light than others. mine is so-so. i got a hoya r72 filter from ebay. very cool.
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UM! so THAT is how u do it??? i didnt know about this infrared stuff! wow..uve got me all excited! i want to try it!
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Super!
What do I need to do this with my Nikon D50? Or did you use your Panasonic?
Thanks!
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Thanks!! All you need is a Hoya R72 filter and whatever program has a channel mixer (preferably Photoshop). You should be able to find the filter really easy on ebay. Your D50 will work just fine with the filter, that's what I used.
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Cool. Thanks.
I will ask ig I get stuck
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thank you very much. this website will tell you anything you want to know about IR photography. if you want some tips, look at [link] ...he has a great journal entry on it.
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Thank you very much! If you have a digital slr, all it takes is a hoya r72 filter (which you can get on ebay fairly cheap). You'll love your results!
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I have an Olympus Evolt E-500 SLR. I have to try this! 
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no problem. your photos are great, i can't wait to see some shots you do in IR
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I don't really remember. It was really sunny out so it was a pretty normal shot, something like 1/60 at f/5.6
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