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Published: 2007-02-18 17:05:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 7994; Favourites: 202; Downloads: 261
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Really amazing! A lot of your shots are quite inspirational.
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Sehr hΓΌbsche Gegend -- und trotz der groΓen Schatten gelungen.
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This is just amazing! Would you mind if I used it as an example in a blog post about filters. Full credit and a link will be given of course.
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Hey Jimmy - if you are arranging this blog inside of deviantART YES - otherwise please NO! Michael
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Hey there,
your art has been featured here:
News Article / Journal .
Hope you don't mind.
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this picture is beautiful. i keep seeing pictures saying they've been shot with an infrared lense. if you wouldn't mind, could you explain what that is? :]
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I use a very strong no name IR Filter (950 nm - about 20 Euro - ebay) which totally absorbes visible light plus Grey Filter (2x, 4x, 6x) if necessery. You can use also a Hoya 72 IR-Filter (720nm) if you want to combinate visible and IR Light. Of course you have to use the night shot modus of the F828. I make my pics in the P (not in Automatic) Modus because then I can have all the time 64 ISO. In the Automatic Modus ISO goes automatically up to 200 ISO and more which makes the pics to much grainy...
Now you know all my IR secrets!
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thank you very much :]
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Hey I have featured your image in my journal.
Infra-red photography
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Thank you for featuring my pic in your galery !
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Are those animals free or have you taken it in a zoo or something?
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Yes - something like an wildlife animal park...
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sweet jesus!
i wish there were locations like this where i live.
even without IR this should would have looked amazing.
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i dont know why, but this one scares me a little! it looks so eerie
great shot though! 
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Ooooh - I'm very sorry that this pic scares you a little. May be you like more another monochrome pic of the same valley (made from a different position) -->> [link]
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they are both beautiful photos
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great photo my friend! my canon 20d have "too heavy" hot mirror and i can't make really good IR photos
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I saw somewhere in the internet a building discription how you can remove the inner sensor infrared lock. I have also a 20D but I myself never would try to remove this lock because I do not want to 'destroy' my 20D. Canon has built a special 20D for astro fotography where you can remove this inner ir-filter.
For my ir pics I use my Sony F828...
Thank you so much for all the many :+favs: !
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maybe i buy some cheap but, good for IR photos camera 
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i don't wanna destroy my camera too, my friend
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amazing photo, especially coming from an F828 - I have one of them and it's kind of tricky when it comes to IR photos for some reason
may I ask what grade and wavelength filter you are using?
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I use a very strong noname IR Filter (950 nm - about 20 Euro - ebay) which totally absorbes visible light plus Grey Filter (2x, 4x, 6x) if necessery. You can use also a Hoya 72 IR-Filter (720nm) if you want to combinate visible and IR Light. Of course you have to use the night shot modus of the F828. I make my pics in the P (not in Automatic) Modus because then I can have all the time 64 ISO. In the Automatic Modus ISO goes automatically up to 200 ISO and more which makes the pics to much grainy...
Now you know all my IR secrets!
Thank you for the 
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good looking photo
well done
featured in my journal: [link]
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it is!*
*in the south of Hamburg Germany
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Really beautiful scenery. I can just imagine it being this magical hidden valley.
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die Farben erzeugen eine schΓΆne Stimmung! Sehr idyllisch, besonders die Rehe passen dort noch gut zu.
Wirklich gelungen.
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there is lots of IR on DA, but this one is really nice!
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