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Afternoon Stream in IR
Copyright ©2007, Bruce Thomas
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Got my new R-72 filter. Camera is the C-2100UZ hand held 1/30th F4.0 400 ISO

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Bruce Thomas
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Uploaded: 22-May-2007 01:47 CEST
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Camera: Olympus C4000
Exposure time: 1/30th
Aperture: F4.0
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Focusing method: iESP
ISO: 400
White balance: Clouds
Flash: no
Image format: SHQ
Processing applied: Contrast Mask etc in Elements 3.0
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Image resized to: 600x800

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Very cool photo I love infrared pictures ...... I have a hoya r72 filter for my e300 but not really sure how to properly use it and then how to get it from the red tones into the nice image you have. If you have any helpful hints for me that would be great

Reece Werenka at 15:53 CEST on 22-May-2007 [Reply]

R-72 and teh E-300

Hello Reece...

With the E-300, use the R-72 on ISO 400, change the function to be B&W or Sepia, use a TRIPOD and takes some shots. Then you use your Photoshop to increase the contrast, Most digitals produce a "too flat" image and you have to juice up the contrast.

I am using early Olympus cameras that are more sensitive to Infrared light than the latest models are. The Olympus C-2000Z, C-2020Z and C-2100UZ are the 'Gold Standard' for making the Infrared shots. Your E-300 will work, but exposures will be long (MUST use Tripod) and the image will be very flat, you will have to work harder in Photoshop...

Reece Werenka wrote:
> Very cool photo I love infrared pictures ...... I have a hoya r72 filter for my e300 but not
> really sure how to properly use it and then how to get it from the red tones into the nice
> image you have. If you have any helpful hints for me that would be great
>

Bruce Thomas at 04:03 CEST on 23-May-2007 [Reply]