Unfortunately the image was a little under exposed, so its a bit noisy ... white balance was measured off a patch of grass with the filter on, So the only PP was to brighten the image.
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I have to say that next to the d70 itself, My R72 Hoya filter is one of my best buys ...
Unfortunately the image was a little under exposed, so its a bit noisy ... white balance was measured off a patch of grass with the filter on, So the only PP was to brighten the image. Last edited by DStrom on Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
I really like this. The angle you've captured and the contrast of the sky against the colour of the Mini is very alluring. Might have to add one of those filters to my already big shopping list
 Chris
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Thanks! heh, yeah it was top of my list, I will be looking at some grad ND filters next I think. Just make sure you pack a tripod when you want to use your IR filter, even if there is enough light to shoot hand held, you cant see a thing with the filter on the cam!
Nice work DStrom, I love the IR stuff.
What PP did you do to get the colour in there? (Other than red of course!) Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
No PP to alter the colours, I used a pre set white balance which I metered off a well lit patch of grass one day ... I liked the look of it so I have kept it as the "pre" WB option in my cam for use with the filter ever since! 
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