March 2020

[Birna Rørslett]

Akira, your camera can do IR in a pinch?

[Akira]

Nice mood and toning Akira!

Thank you, Eddie.  The simple desaturation went well in this case. 

Akira, your camera can do IR in a pinch?

So far as I'm aware, the unmodified Sigma fp can do IR much better than the unmodified D2H or D40 that I had.

I started a dedicated thread for the UV/IR performance of the unmodified Sigma fp in the sister site UV photography.  With 89B equivalent and the camera's good high-ISO performance, you could even handhold the camera to shoot IR.

[Fons Baerken]

March 22

Thank you



D850 - 35-70mm f/3.5 ai - etc

[John Geerts]

Nice mood and toning Akira!

Yes indeed !

[John Geerts]

The image looks pleasant nevertheless.

Thanks Akira.

[Bent Hjarbo]

March 22

Thank you

D850 - 35-70mm f/3.5 ai - etc

Thats what I call a multiexposure

[Bent Hjarbo]

Did some gardening today.
Removed a lot of this from between the tiles.
D500 2x105mm f4 (micro-NIKKOR and Bellows 105 mounted in front)

[PeterN]

French tulip shot with Nikon Z7 - 60mm 2.8G @ ISO64 - f8 - 1/200 + flash

PS: I also tried the 85mm PC-E, 85mm Z lens, 50mm Z lens, Zeiss 135mm lens with the Z7 as well as Olympus PEN-F with 60mm macro lens. They all perform beautifully. But I was especially surprised by the PEN-F/60mm combo.

[Fons Baerken]

Thats what I call a multiexposure

Thank you

[Birna Rørslett]

Childhood's End

NEX-5N monochrome with Voigtländer 25mm f/4 Scopar SC, IR. Heavily cropped.

[Luc]

Fons, nice multi.
Bent, great colours and well captured.
Peter, such subtle beauty.
Birna, junkyard blues nice catch.

My image for today, captured during a short stroll along the neighbourhood.

Olympus E-M10II + Panasonic 35-100mm f4-5.6. Processed from Jpeg (really good basis those Olympus Jpegs).

[Bent Hjarbo]

Nice spring colors, Luc

[golunvolo]

Lonely walker

  Nikon d5300 ir, 35mm 2.8 ai

[ColinM]

Lonely walker

Great PP to get beautiful tones in the vegetation

[ColinM]

climbed to the roof
aligned my equatorial mount
mounted the 70-300 on the x-t3 and left it taking 1 min exposures for 90 minutes....

Thanks Armando.
I'm in awe at producing an image with clarity like this with just a 300mm zoom lens and remembered some of the hoops you'd had to jump through on comparable shots you've done in the past.