Between The Lines (IR)

woodsac · Jan 31, 2007

Trail of 100 Giants, Sequoia National Forest

Arch · Jan 31, 2007

that path is really cool... well composed woody :thumbup: those big trees look great too.... hey i was wondering the other day, what would happen if you took an IR image through an IR converted camera WITH the hoya IR filter attached

.... have you ever tried it?!!

Antarctican · Jan 31, 2007

Love the composition! Great eye for a great shot, Woodsac.

woodsac · Jan 31, 2007

Thank you both.

I haven't tried it Arch...but I thought about it

I've only got one Hoya IR and it's for my 50mm. I'm almost always shooting wide with the IR. If I think about the next time I'm out, I'll put it on.

I thought about it wondering if I could still get some cloud movement, but not have to worry about the long exposures. It would be a trial and error thing for sure.

JTHphoto · Jan 31, 2007

brilliant shot woods, your composition is perfect, works well in IR. :thumbup:

photobug · Jan 31, 2007

Wow, that's a very nice pic. Well done.

Would a ND filter work with the IR camera to give you longer exposures I wonder?

doenoe · Jan 31, 2007

awesome image.....i just love IR

Ab$olut · Jan 31, 2007

well done great comp

Mohain · Jan 31, 2007

Very nice. Lovely comp :thumbup:

woodsac · Jan 31, 2007

Thanks everyone.

Jim, I'm sure an ND filter would work the same. I just don't have one

For what I'm wanting, I think would need at least one ND8?

abraxas · Jan 31, 2007

Nice shot. I've wondered what that looked like up there- Need to go some time.

lostprophet · Jan 31, 2007

:hail: love it

GrfxGuru · Feb 1, 2007

nice composition, interesting photo.

BoblyBill · Feb 1, 2007

I'm in with everyone else... Such a cool picture...

woodsac · Feb 1, 2007

Thanks all

abraxas said:
Nice shot. I've wondered what that looked like up there- Need to go some time.

You should put it on your 'to-do' list this spring. In this particular grove, you can actually go up and touch the trees, they're not fenced off. The whole drive up there is very pretty landscape.

And take a super wide angle! Some of these trees are so big, that I've done vertical pano's with them at 17mm

....I'll post one so you can see.