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  Photography Forum: Digital Photography Q&A Forum: 
  Q. IR Photography

Asked by VINCE CHEE    (K=-70) on 11/13/2006 
Hi, I am a newby.. Like to try IR photography for a change, but is very confused by some who says I need to modify my camera. Can normal DSLRs without modifications take IR just by using IR filters?
What are the usual settings? ie, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation...... Where show the sun be? behind me or infront of me?



    



 Mahmoud Abuabdou   (K=784) - Comment Date 11/13/2006
Not all DSLR Cameras get the same results, and not all Lenses also. I use the 20D with Sigma 18-50 3.5-5.6 DC with Hoya R72 Infrared Filter and the results are just fine.
I usually use 15 secs sutter speed, aperture 5.6-6.3 (depends on the sunlight).





 VINCE CHEE   (K=-70) - Comment Date 11/14/2006
So you are saying it is possible and very much depends on the sun light and yr settings, right?

Thanks Mr. Mahmoud.. I give it a try.





 Chris Mathers   (K=197) - Comment Date 4/11/2007
It will require a filter to do, and not all DSLRs can do it. A good test is to point a TV remote into the lens and push and button while taking a picture. If the IR LED on the remote is lit up then your camera is sensitive enough to IR light to do the photography. You will need a IR filter though. If you get one, set your shot up and then put on the filter because the filter is almost black. You wont be able to see through it using the viewfinder. To have a shot come out, as Mahmoud said, will require long exposers and bright sunlight. With IR photography noon is actually the best time to shoot!




Doyle D. Chastain
 Doyle D. Chastain  Donor  (K=101119) - Comment Date 4/11/2007
Vince:

I have taken some IR shots and I think it's a neat little thing to do for a different feel and a unique effect. I use the Hoya R72 IR filter and have used it on the Nikon D50 and the D200.

You'll not likely get any standard settings to use . . . they'll have to be adapted to the situation. I don't like to (and rarely do) shoot at noon. My Alondra IR shot at http://www.usefilm.com/image/1260796.html was taken early morning and I used an f/36 aperture for an 8 second exposure. I like to avoid noon so that shadows add depth to the image. Certainly consider bracketing your shots and doing test shots. The IR effect also varies from the type of plants -

Set up a good Desaturation flow method and adjust for light last. Most of all, just have fun, experiment, and you'll learn! :)

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~






Sally Morgan
 Sally Morgan   (K=9219) - Comment Date 4/16/2007
Hi Vince - I see you have a D70 - that will produce good IR photos with an IR filter.




Chad Parish
 Chad Parish   (K=6440) - Comment Date 9/5/2007
How does the Canon Digital Rebel do with IR filters?





 Robert Chin  Donor  (K=22282) - Comment Date 10/8/2007
Why don`t you guys interested in Ir look thru the Ir category to see if you can find someone using your camera and ask for help.Not all
members read this forum.





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