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Published: 2008-10-06 23:48:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 599; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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Testing a home made IR filter, no channel mixing, white balance to a sheet of white paper.Related content
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WOW!!! looks like really big sakura trees OwO
I love it!!
(btw.. where are we gonna get a chobits costume?)
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hehe thank you... would love to try this in a forest!
(when i am back, then we can do a photoshoot)
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that wuld be awesome!!!
(with this filter? yey)
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The dynamic range.. or at least contrast of colour IR recorded on Canon dSLRs (at least mine) seems to be very narrow due to the very good blocking filter, therefore more flat than a raw file normally is hehe.
I use 2 layers of black E6 film, ever had slides developed? find the end of the roll you should have a spare frame or two... though i only needed small filters since my 12-24mm takes rear gel filters and has a holder for them..
Anyway, with E6 film, correctly expose a white piece of paper and use that as white balance and shoot in RAW, then in photoshop, pull up the black slides of levels and the white sliders down.
Increase local contrast to further fix the flatness, and a little bit of extra hue + saturation can help.
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awesome, thanks, i'll try that out
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