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I've read a lot of infrmation on the development and the setting of infrared film on this forum, but the question is can I do it?
I have a Nikon FE (old but the pictures are still perfect). The 2 lenses i use most are a Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 which might I add is one of the sharpest 15year old lenses i've ever used, and the other lens that I use is an old and hopfully to be replaced this summer Tokina 28-70mm 1:4, usually used with a Hoya 62mm Polarising filter. Both lenses have an infrared adjustment scale.
Now that's what I have the question is what i need.
Obviously I need film. Are there differnt types like there is with normal film? If there's any people from Brisbane Australia reading this, any idea where I can find some?
I've also read that I need some type of filter, red I believe? What are the consequences of not using this filter?
Finally with this red filter and film I take black and white photos yes? How do I achieve this effect? http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11210&highlight=infrared
Was the picture digitally altered or was there some other type of filter used?
Also as an afterthought does infrared film need any specal developing conditions? Or can i take it to my local rabit photo and get their fuji machine to develop it like every other photo?
I have a Nikon FE (old but the pictures are still perfect). The 2 lenses i use most are a Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 which might I add is one of the sharpest 15year old lenses i've ever used, and the other lens that I use is an old and hopfully to be replaced this summer Tokina 28-70mm 1:4, usually used with a Hoya 62mm Polarising filter. Both lenses have an infrared adjustment scale.
Now that's what I have the question is what i need.
Obviously I need film. Are there differnt types like there is with normal film? If there's any people from Brisbane Australia reading this, any idea where I can find some?
I've also read that I need some type of filter, red I believe? What are the consequences of not using this filter?
Finally with this red filter and film I take black and white photos yes? How do I achieve this effect? http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11210&highlight=infrared
Was the picture digitally altered or was there some other type of filter used?
Also as an afterthought does infrared film need any specal developing conditions? Or can i take it to my local rabit photo and get their fuji machine to develop it like every other photo?