Chinese Garden - IR

Finally got to editing this batch of photos. Taken with G10+Hoya R72.
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IR realli have different feeling ~~
is it onli using IR filter and PP??

eh, where is this place...nice oh

zhiang - yeah taken with unmodified camera and filter, then PP.
timothy - its in singapore, the chinese garden...2 of the shots are taken outside the garden near mrt the station.

Ahh, the effects from IR is just superb. Totally different from the usual color produced. Great job!

Nice IR photos there... It's always refreshing looking into an IR photos. Thanks for sharing and keep it coming

Wow, nice snowy feel...must go look for 2nd hand G10

thanks guys ^__^ simmon G1-G10 all also can do de...and since you're buying second hand you can operate n modify permanently save u hassle of long exposure n carrying tripod.

That was soso Niceee.....Luv it very much!
different feel Nice shot FEL

thankies angela ^__^

singapore~ chinese garden.HAHA~i know this place.

Fel,great job! Pic look like snowy feeling,how u do it?

thanks angel....i took with IR filter and did post processing on photoshop to get the colours.

Fel... is the filter for G1-10 only.. or can it be fitted on lens

it can be fitted on most cameras with the help of converter even if the size doesn't fit your camera. this is a 52 mm if i rmbr correctly but it comes in some other sizes too. do note however that DSLR's will need modification to do IR shooting because their hot screen is more powerful and wont allow IR light to filter through. the modification involves removing the hot screen and replacing it with a cut up piece of the IR filter internally. this modification renders the camera IR worthy only and it cant shoot normal colours anymore. the good part about permanent modification is that u can use it at hand held speeds and don't need to attach the filter anymore as its built in..then disadvantage is that it can only shoot IR from then on and not normal photos.

Lower ranges like semi works best without the modification but u need long exposure time (about 6-15 seconds) and need to use a tripod. the good thing about it is u don't have to modify the camera and it can still shoot normal coloured photos.

Even compact cameras will work but lens cant be attached so u still have to operate and change the hot screen but its definitely a cheaper alternative then a perma mod on a DSLR if you just wanna play play.

Fel wrote:it can be fitted on most cameras with the help of converter even if the size doesn't fit your camera. this is a 52 mm if i rmbr correctly but it comes in some other sizes too. do note however that DSLR's will need modification to do IR shooting because their hot screen is more powerful and wont allow IR light to filter through. the modification involves removing the hot screen and replacing it with a cut up piece of the IR filter internally. ......................

Thanks for your introduction.... Normally how much they charge to modify..i believe a lot of ppl in photonian got old camera.. hee hee...

problem is i dont know anyone who does it locally. i know majority who modify their new dslr's usually send their camera to indonesia there are several guys there who are pro's who modify even 5D just for IR. they charge about MR800 for the mod but the shipping itself would have costs about RM500+ i think some people do actually DIY it themselves but problem with DSLR mod is that it has to be recalibrate. think there is a guy in SG who does but only certain models. not too sure bout the charges though.

http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/member.php?u=5355

this guy got do....

InfraRed for Nikon D50/D70/D70s/D80,RM600

timothy wrote:http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/member.php?u=5355

this guy got do....

InfraRed for Nikon D50/D70/D70s/D80,RM600

I don't have the password to log in... lol

Fel,

Take a holiday to Indo lor.. vacation while the camera being modded and then test on their beautiful scenery..

changshong wrote:

timothy wrote:http://www.photomalaysia.com/forums/member.php?u=5355

this guy got do....

InfraRed for Nikon D50/D70/D70s/D80,RM600

I don't have the password to log in... lol

Register at the forum then if you're interested in seeing

Shivan : blehz im not so rich till can afford a pro DSLR to mod lah. wait i strike lottery first lah hahaa.

they guy you mentioned is fireworms..he seems to try to duplicate the filter effects of the Indonesian chap for a slightly cheaper price and even gets stocks from them. effect and final results however arent as impressive at all =(.