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This one from my Canon 1D MK II with a 720nm sensor-mounted filter:
This one from my Canon 1D MK II with a 720nm sensor-mounted filter:
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Canon 100D, IR converted, 1/250, ISO 400, f/9, EFS24mm pancake, polarizer attached.
Cantigny Park, Wheaton, IL., USA.
Cantigny Park, Wheaton, IL., USA.
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^ Gorgeous!
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Wow, both images are beautiful!
Another one. The James H. and Joann Collins Tower on the Fox River in St. Charles, Il., USA.
Canon 100D, 24mm EF-s Pancake with polarizer, 1/166, f/8, iso 400.
Canon 100D, 24mm EF-s Pancake with polarizer, 1/166, f/8, iso 400.
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I found these tracks on Google Earth. Rented a quad to get to them. Shot in 590nm IR.
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I found these tracks on Google Earth. Rented a quad to get to them. Shot in 590nm IR.
fine shot! love the track curve...
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Thank you. I missed a shot of an F18 screaming by. Maybe 500 feet above the desert floor. By the time I got to my camera that was about 8 feet away, the jet was already turning over the mountains you can see on the horizon.
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George Williams College, Williams Bay, Wisconsin. Infrared.
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake + Polarizer, f/8, 1/320, iso 400
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake + Polarizer, f/8, 1/320, iso 400
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Canon 1D Mk II converted with 720nm internal filter.
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Wheaton College, Blanchard Hall IR.
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, + polarizer. No other EXIF found
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, + polarizer. No other EXIF found
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Canon 1D Mk II converted with 720nm internal filter.
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This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.
The Door. Thornhill Education Center, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois, USA. I've been trying to get a better comp of this over the years with perfect light, but I don't feel I've quite got it yet. This is one of several from this year of that door.
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake w/ polarizer, f/6.3, 1/250, iso 200
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake w/ polarizer, f/6.3, 1/250, iso 200
GlimmerMan_v2.0
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TBH, I wouldn't have know about the hot spotting from the B&W. My X100T is the same, so I convert near all of the IR images to B&W. Cool shot.This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.
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Nicely done! I noticed you have a polarizing filter in the image exif. Is a CPF a thing for IR images to avoid burning out the leaves and holding on to more detail? Thanks,The Door. Thornhill Education Center, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois, USA. I've been trying to get a better comp of this over the years with perfect light, but I don't feel I've quite got it yet. This is one of several from this year of that door.
Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake w/ polarizer, f/6.3, 1/250, iso 200
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Looks like the 10-24 is on Lifepixel's list of hotspot lenses. So you are not alone. Have you tried using masks to reduce the hotspot?This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.
