B/W infrared with bird by jocko500
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The top photo is with my film camera I had on my small lens. That why I did not zoom in on the bird better. But I also wish to see what this film do to. It my first time useing this film. Like to get the color infrared film but it going to cost $32 U.S.. Find some on the net for $22 but the shipping cost is $8 so what the diff???
This B/W infrared cost $18 and almost $20 to get it develop lol..It not cheap to play with this. I saw won the net where you can get your Digital camera to shoot infrared but it going to cost $350 just to do it plus you have to buy another camera to shot norm again lol.
I got 38 images off the roll.
thanks for every thing
P.S. forgot to tell you the photos was done one week apart at the same place [the old golf place I showing in the past few days] I know they not the same but the plant life is the same and they next to each other. So you can see the diff
Comments (39)
Super shots Jock!!! Love the IR one :)
Great work!
Excel capture Jocko, I like the atmo of the B&W most.
You have captured the pecularities of infra red film beautifully Jock. Super captures. I guess I/R film is getting scarce and expensive now due to change over to the digital boom. Excellent work.
Dear Jock, This has really got me thinking about things. The CCD sensors used in digital cameras should be pretty sensitive to infrared. I wonder if you couldn't put a visible light filter on that let the IR through but blocked everything else? It would need a longer exposure, but it might be possible. I'll do a litle snooping around to see waht might be available. Send me an IM with your digital camera model so I can see what CCD chip it uses and get the specs on it. Maybe you can do some IR stuff with it!!!! It's really neat to see the different between the two shots!! The cypress tres are really pretty, but I don't think I'd want to go wading around in there!!!!! Super pair of photographs!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
Very interesting comparison.
Two great shots, Jock. My fave is the lower one, so beautiful here :-) Hugs. Di.
LOVE THE FIRST MY SELF VERY ARTISTIK
That's quite expensive stuff! The effect is way cool though! Thank you so much for sharing the image and information!