[Theme]: Wide IR

[Jakov Minić]

(Admin comment: A continuation from http://nikongear.net/revival/index.php/topic,6074.0.html)

Here is my contribution taken last summer.
D200 + 8mm Sigma.

[Fons Baerken]

D5300 and the Peleng 8mm f/3.5 which i dont longer own

[PeterN]

Cool shots! I am beginning to like fisheye lenses

[Thor Lidasan]

I love using Samyang 8mm on my D40 830nm:

[Thor Lidasan]

Another Samyang 8mm + D40 830nm:

Sphere

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Great contributions.

However, this thread was initiated as "Critique" then evolved into "Theme". Thus I'm going to move all but the original post (and any answers relating to that) into a dedicated thematic thread. This will take place later today, so no need to stop posting here meanwhile. DONE

[golunvolo]

This is Jakov´s fault 

[golunvolo]

Playground

[golunvolo]

   I´m having fun with it. Getting better in exposure and focusing. Fisheye lenses looks like a never-ending work in progress, that I like. Post processing IR images is not improving. Looking at images here, reading about other peoples techniques.

  Is the editing challenge still going on?

[Jakov Minić]

Taken in Norway, during the scavenger tour in 2010 with D70 + 16/3.5 fish-eye and it's all Paco's fault
Paco, open up a new editing challenge, I don't know where it ended up...

[Fons Baerken]

heatwave june 20, 2017

10,5mm f/2.8 fish, D5300

[Thomas G]

Keep them coming - make me want an IR cam and a fish.

[brent_e]

from the other day.

[golunvolo]

Trying new ways to develop. Still a lot of struggle to get some color out of the files. Af with the 10.5mm on the d80 is spot on.

[Jakov Minić]

Paco, I am crazy about sunflowers!
Which filter are you using?
If you are cutting off the light at 800nm, you might as well make them black and white.
If you cutting off the light at 720nm, you need to maneuver the channels.
If you are cutting off the light at 600nm (like I do), you get plenty of colors to play with