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October 31, 2012
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Canon
Canon EOS 20D
1 second
F/1.8
50 mm
1600
Oct 30, 2012, 11:53:27 AM
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows
22mm
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Dunedin Chinese Garden
720nm IR filter on unconverted Canon20D
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~arualcat Jan 16, 2013
Awesome color!
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*shadowfoxcreative Jan 16, 2013  Professional Photographer
Thank you
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*La-Vita-a-Bella Jan 3, 2013  Professional Photographer
Congrats! Your picture is featured in the r72 Best of the Month of December 2012 [link]
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*shadowfoxcreative Jan 3, 2013  Professional Photographer
Thank you again
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=Okavanga Dec 9, 2012
You're working that 20D well here, Mark. I note the one second exposure gives a nice blur to the LHS tree, adding to the feeling or the oriental.

Great Stuff

David
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*shadowfoxcreative Dec 9, 2012  Professional Photographer
Thanks David, I would really love to convert my 20D to full time IR (if I had the money) So I could get even more control, especially over my ISO and shutter (Also the ability to shoot hand held would be fantastic) The grain works in these but I have had allot of "ugly IR" as a result of to much grain or too much blur. I was lucky that there was lots of light and little wind this day so I could use faster shutter than my normal 15-30sec.
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=Okavanga Dec 9, 2012
This is the problem, Mark. You are limited by a filter only set-up, but OTOH you work that very well. Even if you convert to a full IR set-up, the exposure system will still be set-up for visible. With my 40D, I have to work through LiveView to get the best focus and exposure - see my recent posts - but you never have the convenience of visible shooting. However, that is the challenge and the fun.

Cheers

David
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*shadowfoxcreative Dec 9, 2012  Professional Photographer
Yea I think I would rather spend the money on a decent wide angle F1.8 lens and to make a clip on filter system as the screwing and unscrewing the filter is the most frustrating part haha
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=Okavanga Dec 9, 2012
Agreed, Mark - I have seen on the web a system with a hinge so that you attach the filter and swing it into place. Also Cokin does a slide in IR filter - I though I would try that.

Cheers

David
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~JArchitect Nov 10, 2012
Amazing Job............
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