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Capones Island's western shore captured in infrared.
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Canon EOS 30D 261/1 second F/8.0 12 mm 400 Jan 11, 2008, 4:42:21 PM Share |
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This is better than any of my work!
How did you get the focal depth so large? Everything is so in focus.
What lense is this? if I may ask. Was this just a tiny aperture setting? Is F/8.0 just an aperture setting of F8?
The clarity is amazing.
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Where are my double personalities??!!?
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for this, i used my Canon 30D and EF-S 10-22 with a Hoya R72 infrared filter. The focus point selected approximated the hyperfocal point of the aperture and focal length combination.
yes, for infrared work, an aperture setting of f8 seems to be the best compromise.
Used a Hoya R72 infrared filter. Since the 30D's low pass filter is kinda thick, IR exposures tend to take too long....minutes even in strong sunlight at f/8 iso 200. This effectively makes the IR filter act like an neutral density filter, approximately cutting light by about 15-20 stops! And that's why the exposure renders the streaking clouds and soft sea with the requisite drama.
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