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Tiffen Infrared Filter 87 & D10
Has anyone use the Tiffen Infrared 87 filter on a D10 yet? If so what were the results? I was also wondering how the Tiffen 87 compares to the Hoya R72 when used on a D10.
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3rd of July 2003 (Thu)
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Re: Tiffen Infrared Filter 87 & D10
Ive read about them here:
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-...?msg_id=004nrn example: http://www.photo.net/bboard/big-imag...ad_id=12155584 |
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3rd of July 2003 (Thu)
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Re: Tiffen Infrared Filter 87 & D10
I have used my 10d with an IR filter from Harris and Harris (it is supposed to be about the same as a Tiffen RM72 filter). It does work, my exposures were ISO 100 around 4-6 seconds at 5.6, in bright desert sunshine. Here are a couple of examples...
color photo converted to B&W http://www.matthewchase.com/forum/ir1b.jpg color photo shot with IR filter, converted to B&W http://www.matthewchase.com/forum/ir1a.jpg Notice the leaves and grass have turned white. Also, the details in the mountains are much clearer. These two shots were taken about 2 minutes apart, with the only changes being the additional of the IR filter and the adjustment of the exposure for that filter. And with a little help in Photoshop, you can get a false color image going... http://www.matthewchase.com/forum/ir01.jpg |
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