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It shoots and functions like a normal camera, metering, focusing are normal but white balance is tricky.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDNitehawk
I suspect the difference would be the same as the difference between the two cameras without IR conversion.
"Flooded"
After a torrential rain storm, the local pond was a little full. That thing sticking out of the water is the last 2 ft of the dock. 30 second exposure.
http://www.alderimages.com/img/s10/v...29978804-5.jpg
'Not the Sun'
Nightime shoot in the mountains.
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'Not the Sun' by Dave Bennett, on Flickr
Neon
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/726/2...7f3629b9_b.jpgThe Glow by Zachary Thompson, on Flickr
Not the Sun - wonderful - I don't exactly how difficult it is... cause I haven't gotten it done successfully!!!
Captured Memories
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/730/2...72b3a913_c.jpgCaptured Memories by hdnitehawk01, on Flickr
What a great variety to choose from this week! Time lapse, portrait, macro, and so many of them contenders for the week. In the end the one that I kept coming back to was 'Not the Sun' by Kombi. Congrats Dave! The magical qualities of Blue Hour won me over.
congats Dave!
Thank you! I am glad others enjoyed it.
It was a fun evening with two friends. The shot was actually significantly past the blue hour. It was taken at 11:50pm, and sunset was 3hrs prior.
I used tungsten white balance, 25s exposure at 1000 ISO, with aid of the nearly full moon.
Much of the shoot we were stumbling around in the dark, as none of us were bright enough to bring a flashlight.
Next night shoot-- scouting during daylight, cable release and flashlight.