Rootes by Infrared
Camera: Fuji FinePix S602z
Filter: Hoya R72
Date: 23rd March 2006
Location: Back of new Rootes, Campus
Shutter: 1/3s
Aperture: F/2.8
ISO: 400
Comments: I find it interesting to compare the different brightnesses for grass/buildings/sky between visible and near-infrared light. Well, I guess someone has to =)
Post-processing: Colour balanced to 4800K, histogram stretched, sharpened
24 Mar 2006 10:27
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Tags: Campus Infrared Photography Rootes
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Adam
Thats great..it looks like some post-apocalyptic landscape!
24 Mar 2006, 10:51
Thats nice :) was this early morning? Perhaps a time on the date would be useful.
Also, 1/3s can often come out a tad blurry, so tripod? or just good skill in standing still?!
24 Mar 2006, 11:10
Photo was take around 14:30h, definitely on a tripod ;)
24 Mar 2006, 11:30
Superb, very sharp too. You normally get more aberration on an IR shot.
24 Mar 2006, 13:04
I thought that was Russia before i read your comment.
24 Mar 2006, 13:35
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