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Photo of the Day - October 2022
- Thread starter Darmok N Jalad
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Beautiful Day in central Illinois
Iphone 14 ProMax
12 MP, 24 mm
ISO 80 f1.78 1/3717 sec
Iphone 14 ProMax
12 MP, 24 mm
ISO 80 f1.78 1/3717 sec
Cool! I had a 54 XK-120 FHC back in the 80s (have a 67 E today)
Taken last weekend, 20 miles south of Telluride, CO.
That's a very nice place for a bath...
I know, I have issues😁
This was an experiment on an old railway.
Using portrait mode and stage light mono on
Iphone 12 PM -
26 mm, f/1.6, iso 80, 1/121 s
Looks friendly enough. But could also be that guy from Twin Peaks 🤔a pirate in the room
that’s an option as well. Right now I have a wide angle on my old body, and tele on the new one. But that’s not really needed, as I know in advance it’ll be ‘an afternoon of wide shots’. So yeah, I could convert the old body. Well, have it done for me 😉
Sorry, my infrared camera is fully converted, so I don't use filters on a normal camera.
I currently have a Nikon D70 for my infrared work.
The camera was taken apart and an appropriate filter installed onto the sensor, and I bought it already done.
It's not so much the taking of photos you need to research as that is what you will already know; it's the processing of pictures afterwards
Cheers
Hugh
And there we have it, someone with a converted camera. Did you make it to be 720nm? Or doesn’t this question work like that?
PS Your photo in the following post is truly beautiful
Thank you for the kind words. I was looking into IR conversions and found that they run about $275. Choosing between classic b/w or color.that’s an option as well. Right now I have a wide angle on my old body, and tele on the new one. But that’s not really needed, as I know in advance it’ll be ‘an afternoon of wide shots’. So yeah, I could convert the old body. Well, have it done for me
And there we have it, someone with a converted camera. Did you make it to be 720nm? Or doesn’t this question work like that?
PS Your photo in the following post is truly beautiful
Sweet! Probably the prettiest car Jag ever made! This was mine shortly after restoration I did while I was in Engineering school. I bought as a basket case and spent 3 years restoring it in my car port. Traded it for the 67 E I still have today.
Before
After
My Nikon D70 is 720nm, but the Panasonic G1 that particular photo was taken with was 590nm, hence the ‘goldie’ effect.
Thanks for your kind comments on my photo upload of today
Cheers
Hugh
I like the reference😊
And btw a very nice photo!
Autumn near where I live in Wales
It is a cool museum. I've been to the main location on the Mall several times over the years but we've only made it to the Udvar-Hazy Center once. I'd like to get back there one of these days to see it again.
