Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest IR

jgrussell wrote in post #8269514
My reaction is the exact opposite. The color makes it look fake in my eyes, the black and white is spectacular. Different strokes for different folks.

I second this. Never much of a fan of the fake color added in black/white photos. The full b/w one looks great!

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thomascanty wrote in post #8220951
The view west toward the Sierra Nevada Mountains from the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains. Shot with my IR converted 10D and 17-40 f/4L.

Fantastic shot, I love it. I'm too chicken to do an IR conversion to one of my camera. LOL

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stoneylonesome wrote in post #15548353
Fantastic shot, I love it. I'm too chicken to do an IR conversion to one of my camera. LOL

Wow! A blast from the past! Thanks, Sandy.

The best thing I ever did to my 10D was to have it converted. It's seen a lot more use since I thought I'd retired it all those years ago...

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