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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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Green Valley
Green Valley		 Sun Brook Golf Course
Sun Brook Golf Course		 Wide View of Sun Brook
Wide View of Sun Brook		 Old Tabernacle
Old Tabernacle
Gunlock Reservoir
Gunlock Reservoir		 Hills at Gunlock
Hills at Gunlock		 Gunlock Resevoir #2
Gunlock Resevoir #2		 Donkeys
Donkeys
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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.
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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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