More Infra-Red
Posted 19/09/2007 - 23:39
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All nice, but the first one's the top one for me - the water adds that extra certain something
Posted 20/09/2007 - 07:02
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No 2 for me, although they are all great. I must get myself a red filter and try my Samsung GX 1S. I know that the D10 is not too good for infra red.
Harry
Harry
Posted 20/09/2007 - 10:46
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Thank you folks.
Yes the K10D is much less sensitive (or to be accurate the IR filter on the sensor is better) which means that I have to shoot IR at over ISO800 on the K10D (and usually 1600) whereas all these were taken at ISO200 on the DS.
The Tech info is:-
Pic 1) 2s @ F11 @16mm ISO200
Pic 2) 6s @ F11 @16mm ISO200
Pic 3) 4s @ F11 @23mm ISO200
Basically I frame and focus the shot, then put the filter on. Using a small aperture helps compensate if I nudge the focus a bit!
Yes the K10D is much less sensitive (or to be accurate the IR filter on the sensor is better) which means that I have to shoot IR at over ISO800 on the K10D (and usually 1600) whereas all these were taken at ISO200 on the DS.
The Tech info is:-
Pic 1) 2s @ F11 @16mm ISO200
Pic 2) 6s @ F11 @16mm ISO200
Pic 3) 4s @ F11 @23mm ISO200
Basically I frame and focus the shot, then put the filter on. Using a small aperture helps compensate if I nudge the focus a bit!
Posted 20/09/2007 - 11:25
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All very nice but no.3 is the one for me.
I need to get myself another IR filter (current one got scratched) and give it a go again.
I need to get myself another IR filter (current one got scratched) and give it a go again.
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