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First Infrared Photographs

Below are the first couple of a handful of infrared shots I got off today with the new Hoya R72 infrared filter:



The originals along with several other infrared images can be viewed via the new infrared photo gallery by clicking here, or on the link located on the sidebar.

Update:  I've noticed that when I click on an original photograph in the image gallery, the original will sometimes contain excessive "digital noise," not to mention the colors can be a bit graduated.   This is not how the original image appears, however.  I speculate that this "digital noise" is caused by the software program I use to watermark each image.  This can be eliminated with a digital watermark, so I may have to look into digital watermarking instead.

Print | posted @ Sunday, October 22, 2006 9:38 PM

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by Rob at 10/28/2006 9:45 PM
The photos are cool. The unprocessed images from your camera are far easier to look at than from mine.

Sorry I haven't commented before.
  
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by Braden at 10/28/2006 10:00 PM
Thank you, Rob. Each exposure averages 25 seconds of shutter time...a couple are 30 seconds. Tripods are a must for this, that's for sure.
  
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