Black & White Infrared Photography
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Adventures in Infrared
Learn how to make your photography more exciting by learning how to use your digital camera to photograph B&W Infrared images.
Create beautiful black & white images in your p…
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11:19 pm on October 8th, 2009
I have an R72 I just bought. It’s good. I am new to infrared so I’m still learning the settings but so far it’s been fun. First time was yesterday I did a infrared shot. I did in color, b&w and sephia mode. Not sure why he only does in b&w, he did not explain.
11:34 pm on October 8th, 2009
THANKS! GREAT INFO!
12:08 am on October 9th, 2009
would a hoya R72 filter work just as good?as there only like £30 which is cheap
12:21 am on October 9th, 2009
Yes, a Hoya R72 would give you even more of an infrared effect since it records more in the infrared range.However using the R72 filter would require a longer exposure since it is darker than a Hoya 25A. Therefore a tripod may be necessary.
1:13 am on October 9th, 2009
Ah ok thanks very much, i have a tripod so thats not a problem!