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John Barclay
{K:3650} 8/27/2003
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Andrew, This one works real well. The composition is strong and the tonality nice. Looks like your having fun!
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Karen Siebert
{K:12076} 8/25/2003
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Very nice. I have got to go and try my filter out.
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José Eduardo Cruz
{K:13180} 8/25/2003
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Very good!!!!
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marco biancardi
{K:10582} 8/25/2003
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nice capture, very nice use of the IR technique - regards - marco
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 8/24/2003
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nice effects great work!
regard
roby
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andrew vonbank
{K:2811} 8/24/2003
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Thanks for the comment, John. The only real difference betwixt your Hoya R72 and the Wratten 87 is that yours is a glass filter. My Wratten is a gelatin filter, 3"x3", that has to be inserted into a special gel filter holder and screwed on to my lens. Same infrared filter, I think. B&H was out of the Hoya R72, so I've been using a Wratten that l was able to purchase locally. Gel filters have advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantage is that they're not intended to be used in temps over 78 degrees F. And if you look at them the wrong way they will dissolve.
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Tomo Radovanovic
{K:12788} 8/24/2003
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excellent work!
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John Reed
{K:6994} 8/24/2003
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Nice IR shot, with good DOF, composition, and fantasy! It looks like a B/W painting. Good job! What's the difference between the Wratten R87 filter and my Hoya R72 filter?
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