I just ordered an infrared filter for my camera, ask me anything!!!

[Deja Q]

:9


(not my shot, but I can do the same sorts of things with much less effort...)

[Maddy McCall]

1. First thing that came to my mind...you shelled out some bucks.

How much did it cost??

I love that photo, btw.

:hi:

[Deja Q]

2. $30. Mind you,

digital infrared photography is purportedly much easier than infrared film photography...

[Maddy McCall]

9. Not as bad as I would have assumed.

Post some photos soon! :bounce:

[querelle]

3. Why?

What kind of pics do you hope to take with it?

Q

[Deja Q]

4. Nekkid people bonking like bunnies?

Just jivin'.

I love the surreal nature infrared photography allows. It's eye-catchy and I know the ideal locations to take advantage of the parameters IR exploits.

Besides, it's a hobby and it'll get me out of the house more often.

[querelle]

6. Good For You Then

Take some pics of yourself as well and post them here. It would be interesting to see what they look like. Ahem......send the nudes to me privately though............

Q

[Deja Q]

7. That reminds me, I need to run on the tradmill tonight and burn off some calories...

:)

[hfojvt]

5. do you hate the night now? n/t

[Deja Q]

8. I'm not pmophobic; and IR for landscape photography works best during the day.

(the pic above; it's light reflected from green leafs and the blue sky is seen as black. Selective sensor manipulation in the camera itself allowed the red to bleed through... though a similar effect can be done in Photoshop...)

[hfojvt]

10. "Now the world has gone to bed, darkness won't engulf my head. I can see by infrared.

How I hate the night."

Marvin's poem. Just scinitillating.

[Deja Q]

11. People usually tell me something different...

:)

[hunter]

12. You naughty man...

Some days I know too much.

Battle against infrared voyeurs

23/03/2007

Arguably, the women's enemy gear number one is an infrared (filtered) camera. This naughty piece of equipment mainly utilizes the light(?) of near infrared range for its imaging, filtering out the regular light frequency range.

Why naughty? Because, the infrared can go through a layer of thin cloth or filmy covering quite easily. Yes, an infrared camera can obliterate flimsy swim suits worn by women.

http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/blog/mobileojisan/0,39050793,61999118,00.htm

[Deja Q]

13. Oh, that's lovely to know...

:eyes:

:rofl:

Two things:

1) I only do outside landscaping photography. There are some twigs and bushes I don't point the lens anywhere near...

2) What was said would be illegal to do. Not to mention unethical and I ain't that type of guy.