First Infrared Shot

[hojamohoho]

This is the first print from my first roll of infrared film (Kodak HIE).

It was exposed using a Canon EOS10 with a Hoya 25A red filter at f/11 and 1/125.

I was highly impressed with the film as everthing seemed to work and it looks like i'll get about 12 usable shots (not bad considering i bracketed pretty much everything). I'll be printing some more tommorow and will post them up when they're done.

These are the same shot just played around differently in photoshop. The first on i just adjusted the brightness and small contrast from the scanned image. The second and third i adjusted brightness and the levels. The second one is the closest i could get to the original print, but it's still not the same (i think the third is a little flat).

Let us know what you think about improvements to the shot and which edit you prefer...

Thanks.

 

[hojamohoho]

The links worked in the preview and seem to work via the url's but we'll try again...

Photo 1:

http://image.pbase.com/u18/hojamohoho/upload/20444976.LilliesIR.jpg (Larger Image)

Photo 2

http://image.pbase.com/u18/hojamohoho/upload/20445069.LilliesIR2.jpg (Larger Image)

Photo 3

http://image.pbase.com/u18/hojamohoho/upload/20445112.LilliesIR3.jpg (Larger Image)

 

[voodoocat]

I like photo 2 a lot. The other 2 are a little flat.

 

[hojamohoho]

Here's a few more...

Photo 4

Photo 5

 

[hojamohoho]

And Some More...

Photo 6

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-8/347210/KP-Tree.jpg

Photo 7

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-8/347210/Waterfall.jpg

 

[Geronimo]

very nice. what settings did you use for the one with what looks like a walkway or path?

 

[hojamohoho]

If your talking about photo 6 then it was f/11 @ 1/15 (TTL) - Shot in overcast conditions.

If your getting red boxes instead of the images come back tommorow... problem with site which is hosting the pics...