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Published: 2006-03-19 17:17:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 2048; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 135
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:a trinity of towers, clouds and plants:Olympus Camedia 4000ZF
F4, 6sec., ISO 100. Hoya R72 infrared filter, channelshifted.
Puzzled together from 8 single pics, no further manipulations.
location: Krematorium Südfriedhof (crematorium of Leipzig's Southern cemetery), Leipzig, Germany
edit: uploaded a cleaned-up version, also available as print now!
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Comments: 37
alter sachse! das is mal einfach ultra-mega-hammergeil!
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lovely well done. ich versuche mal wider in deutsch zu schreiben 
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vielen dank.
blende ist für infrarot irrelavant, außer dass man damit die belichtungszeit verlängern kann, wenn man fließende wolken o.ä. möchte. den weißabgleich mach ich immer manuell in der nachbearbeitung, weil ich keinen bock habe, ständig mit nem papier rumzufuchteln. im .raw-format ist das auch vollkommen unkompliziert und praktisch, weil man gleich noch belichtung/licht/schatten anpassen kann.
würde ich jedem nahelegen, dessen kamera das mitmacht.
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hahaha fauler sack 
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man muss es sich nicht schwerer machen als nötig. lieber mehr zeit in motivwahl investieren. zeig her, wenn du was hast..
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mach ich und noch mal vielen dank
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ach. leipzig ist immer ner reise wert. der südfriedhof ist generell ausgezeichnet für ir ... ansonsten muss man eher raus ins umland fahren dafür.
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Danke für die Info...hoffe das klappt mal dieses Jahr
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thanks again.
it's rather old, but still a personal favourite
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infrared photos usually are.
and thanks
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Hey da war ich auch schon ein paar mal. Wunderschone IR Umsetzung.
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this is awesome! i'd love to pick your brain about infrared photography!
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"have to take off or disable the infrared filter on the ccd?" <- huh???
i don't know if i understoof right, so i'll try to explain the basics: digital infrared ist different to analogue techniques. the ir-filter (i'm using hoya r72) is a simple glass filter that you put in front of your lens. depending of your camera autofocus may not work because the filter is so dark. you also have to aim "blindly" at your subject - or choose your subject without the filter and THEN mount the ir-filter.
exposure (depending on your camera and surrounding light) is between 1/20 and 16 seconds.
maybe this link will help you: [link]
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so do you have to take off or disable the infrared filter on the ccd? i've been trying to do some reading up on it and am a bit confused. i only tried to shoot film infra red once and i completely messed it up and nothing came out.
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"have to take off or disable the infrared filter on the ccd?" <- huh???
i don't know if i understoof right, so i'll try to explain the basics: digital infrared ist different to analogue techniques. the ir-filter (i'm using hoya r72) is a simple glass filter that you put in front of your lens. depending of your camera autofocus may not work because the filter is so dark. you also have to aim "blindly" at your subject - or choose your subject without the filter and THEN mount the ir-filter.
exposure (depending on your camera and surrounding light) is between 1/20 and 16 seconds.
maybe this link will help you: [link]
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This is breath-taking... I mean it looks like some building out of fairy tale... so dreamy... absolutely great work, respect.
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Outstanding!
(how is the rules and date of this contest?)
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thanks for your comment.
concerning the contest - here you go: [link]
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my new desktop 
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I didn't know the C4000Z could use filters... good to know.
Awesome shot, by the way.
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wow ... thanks for all your kind words *blushes*
@zohar: there is a 52mm filter adapter available. found it on ebay.
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