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Well done. I have experimented with infrared and found that it can be quite frustrating. Nice capture. Would have liked to see more of the magnolia tree if that was possible. A minor observation is that your horizon isn't straight and the house leans a bit to the left. I have separately posted a modification with the horizon straightened and converted to black and white. Keep up the good work.
I was commenting on this when I suffered a power outage... grrr, OK second go... onceagain a Like the mod and the PP work in order to get a higher contrast has worked well. Where did you meter from? did you go for an overall meter from the scene, which I suspect you did, hence the cam largely ignored the brightness values of the magnolia?
Quote:Well done. I have experimented with infrared and found that it can be quite frustrating. Nice capture. Would have liked to see more of the magnolia tree if that was possible. A minor observation is that your horizon isn't straight and the house leans a bit to the left. I have separately posted a modification with the horizon straightened and converted to black and white. Keep up the good work.
THanks very helpful.
Quote:I was commenting on this when I suffered a power outage... grrr, OK second go... onceagain a Like the mod and the PP work in order to get a higher contrast has worked well. Where did you meter from? did you go for an overall meter from the scene, which I suspect you did, hence the cam largely ignored the brightness values of the magnolia?
Di dgo for overall metering, should i have done it from magnolia instead?
