[mountain wilderness]

Thought i would try this shot in infrared for something different-its not something i have tried before but it certainly looks different thoughts/comments?

[Dabhand16]

I'm not usually a huge fan of IR, but I do like this.

I always thought that IR required long exposures, so was this achieved in post processing?

[mountain wilderness]

Originally Posted by Dabhand16

I'm not usually a huge fan of IR, but I do like this.

I always thought that IR required long exposures, so was this achieved in post processing?

Sorry yes it was done in photoshop-it was a color raw file which was converted-I know nothing about proper infrared-was converting it to black n white and decided to try this instead

[WOODY]

I LIKE THIS, I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HOW YOU ACHIEVE IR, BUT AS YOU SAY IT IS YOUR FIRST ATTEMPT AND I THINK IT WORKS

[jake]

Certainly is different - I like it

[mountain wilderness]

Originally Posted by WOODY

I LIKE THIS, I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HOW YOU ACHIEVE IR, BUT AS YOU SAY IT IS YOUR FIRST ATTEMPT AND I THINK IT WORKS

Thanks Woody-the new black n white command in CS3 has a color filter menu and halfway down that is infrared-i was trying some of the filters an decided to give this ago

[mountain wilderness]

Originally Posted by jake

Certainly is different - I like it

Thanks Jake

[mountain wilderness]

Here is the color version to see the different effect it has on the image
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3104/...ee78bd06_o.jpg