Digital IR input

[david_diesel]

These are two variations of some infrared that I shot about a month ago. True Infrared is black and white, so obviously the B&W one is what it would look like IF I shot using IR film and not digital. The tinted one is what it looks like out of the camera and cleaned up a bit in PS. Looking for input in regards to the different moods each photo creates as well as which you like better. I'm working on a series of IRs and some render some really strange results depending on filters used and workflow to cleanup

http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/1015/crw28101024x768.jpg
http://photo-hosting.winsoftmagic.com/1/37gzqnvurl.jpg

[bensherman2]

I prefer the 2nd one, 1st photos got me thinking of the film Bram Stokers Dracula with Gary Oldman don't know why. Probably this reply is of no use to you but just my initial thought;)

[david_diesel]

Ben, I appreciate your input as I'm trying to decide which would make a better choice to print and use for display.

I adore your brand of jeans by the way ;-)

[jetcode]

My only comment is it would neat if the background trees were not the exact same shade as the foreground trees. It all has the same color texture mapping. I would like to see a bit more darkness in the background to make the foreground pop.