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Wow! I love this photo and this spectacular place^^
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Very nice scene. I like that the IR seems to make the scene look so snow capped.
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Such a great exposure and certainly a wonderful capture with the kind of film you are using. I love how IR capture nature, and the color it produce is certainly surreal and magical...Thank you: )
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how to make that colour tone at photoshop??
I used nikon D70 with filter Cokin P007.
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I first did a tonal equalization, then I switched the red and blue channels with the channel mixer (in the red channel adjust red to 0 and blue to 100, in the blue channel vice versa). And I used the in-cam PRE white balancing (with a sunny meadow as source). Though I always shoot in RAW, I get much better results as if I do the wb adjustment in the RAW converter.
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oooww... thank you very much..
I will try it..
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Maybe...the best IR shot I ever seen...so simple and with colors so natural...
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grrr! damn the d70 for being so good at IR shots
your pretty good at taking them aswell
well done mate
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*g, thank you. I bought the Nikon especially for IR, cause with my 30D the exposure times are a real pain. It's much more fun to have 1 sec. exp. instead of 3 minutes 
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hi hi... may i ask, why the huge difference in exposure times when shooting IR? is there something with the camera's design ?
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It's all about the high pass filter, which the diff. manufactures build in. All DSLR have one. Canon has very strong filters, which eliminates interferences very good, but let not much IR pass thru, so you need to leave the shutter open very long to get a correctly exposed image. Nikon (at least the older models) have weaker filters, which let much more IR pass thru.
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i wish canon made a good IR camera 
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