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INFRARED

I have modified my Nikon D100 in order to shoot infrared images. All images in this gallery are done in Infrared. This new gallery will be updated on a regular basis. Comments will be appreciated.
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Palm trees - another view
Palm trees - another view		 Pine Valley Chapel
Pine Valley Chapel		 Pine Valley Chapel #2
Pine Valley Chapel #2		 Pine Valley Chapel #3
Pine Valley Chapel #3
Fishing in Pine Valley Lake
Fishing in Pine Valley Lake		 View of Pine Valley Lake
View of Pine Valley Lake		 Lady Fishing
Lady Fishing		 Man Fishing
Man Fishing
Man Fishing #2
Man Fishing #2		 Man Fishing #3
Man Fishing #3		 Lake Overlook
Lake Overlook		 Lake Overlook #2
Lake Overlook #2
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Guest 23-May-2009 19:39
Added to my IR Topic.
Gordon Eyre03-Apr-2009 00:05
Brian, right out of the camera the sky is a salmon or reddish color. Most photographers reverse the red and blue channel in Post Processing. I prefer to do most of my IR images in black and white but will occasionally do some in color.
Brian02-Apr-2009 19:09
Sorry, forgot to log in before asking the question about blue tones....
Guest 02-Apr-2009 19:08
maybe dumb question but how do you get blue tones? Is it in post?
Gordon Eyre23-Jun-2008 13:49
Thanks so much Peter, I appreciate it.
Peter De Rycke22-Jun-2008 15:39
Some really good shots here !! Vote !
Gordon Eyre19-Jun-2008 19:18
Thanks Nick, appreciate your comment.
Guest 18-Jun-2008 22:31
Stunning IR gallery.
-vote-
Gordon Eyre02-Dec-2007 02:50
The inconvenience of long exposures and the inability to clearly view the subject. Once your camera is modified it is just like shooting any picture; i.e., short exposures, bright viewfinder.
James P. Waters 29-Nov-2007 10:57
Gordon,

What is the drawback to not modifying the D100, and just using an R72 filter and utilizing timed exposures?
Gordon Eyre26-Nov-2007 17:14
Hi James, thanks for your comments. LifePixel modified my D100 and it works great without any external filters. Shooting IR is as easy as shooting with a standard DSLR. I suggest you go to the LifePixel website for additional information.
James P. Waters 26-Nov-2007 08:39
Gordon,
If you do modify your D100, is the camera only good for IR at that point, or can you also shoot regular shotos with it?
James
James P. Waters 26-Nov-2007 08:33
Gordon,
Your IR images are very impressive. How did you modify your D100 for IR? Did you do this internal or by using a Hoya 72 filter? I have two D100's, and would love to shoot IR.
James
Gordon Eyre17-Nov-2006 19:22
Thanks a bunch Ben. It is a whole different concept and fun to see the high contrast images that result.
benjamin Robertson 17-Nov-2006 17:33
Dad - these are awesome. I was reading about this awhile back, and how to do it, but I run out of time.
Ben
Gordon Eyre29-Sep-2006 17:17
Hi Jayesh,
The photoshop version of IR is not to my liking and I had a D100 camera sitting around gathering dust. Life Pixel made the modification and it allows one to shoot IR just as you would shoot a regular image. I know that some you use filters to shoot IR with regular cameras but this is difficult and requires long exposures. I am glad you like the image that I have taken.
Guest 28-Sep-2006 23:09
very nice pictures. btw why did you modify your DSLR?? I guess this can be done in photoshop itself??
Matt27-Sep-2006 22:58
very cool. keep it up!
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