Wow - Amazing Infrared Stuff

[Scots_Charles_River]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7561328@N03/857280615/

 

[AJB]

Yep, it can be a pain to use, but the results can be lovely.

 

[Cobweb]

Very nice, looks like an IR conversion action in photoshop, good fun to use!

 

[Wayland]

No, I think that's the real Mcoy.

I use an infrared filter myself sometimes but the camera is non converted so I get very long exposures.

If a camera has the IR cut filter removed it can be used handheld with great results.

 

[woodstock]

I've been hankering after a om1n as I used one to great effect back in the 80s and gave full control over every exposure I love the shot of the trees

 

[woodlanduk]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c_lPvTDKrE
Does video count on here at all ? ive been filming in IR for 20 years now after the first modification to a Panasonic camcorder, this is a clip fom one of the latest videos with both a home made camera and lighting kit .

 

[brancho]

I've been hankering after a om1n as I used one to great effect back in the 80s and gave full control over every exposure I love the shot of the trees

No batteries needed (except for metering).

I used to love my OM2sp