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Offline lordofPRS

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San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« on: November 14, 2011, 10:48:35 PM »














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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2011, 06:25:10 PM »
Wow sir pwede malaman complete info ng kuha mo yung sa pinaka una at sa last photo?Kung pano mga setting,lens at pano naging kakaiba yung kulay? salamat  :-D

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #2 on: November 15, 2011, 07:51:31 PM »










These are my favorites.

Beautiful set bro (as usual). :-o

Wow sir pwede malaman complete info ng kuha mo yung sa pinaka una at sa last photo?Kung pano mga setting,lens at pano naging kakaiba yung kulay? salamat  :-D

According to lordofPRS:

hi tweenty seven

you should start with correct white balance prior to shooting and postprocessing. kapag off ang white balance sa start palang, hindi mo maattain ang flexible tonal range ng IR. i use custom white balance. i do it by shooting and filling the frame with leaves, pwedeng grasses or leaves ng tree. basta dapat atleast 90% of the frame leaves. initially set to auto white balance. shoot with the IR filter screwed on the lens. f/11, iso 200, approx 60-80 secs when the sun is overhead. i shoot 10am-3pm. after shooting the leaves, set your cam to custom white balance. use the leaves photo as your custom white balance. then shoot using the custom white balance. stick to f/11, manual mode, 60-80 secs. it really depends. shoot in RAW format

post processing
Canon DPP software
-convert your image to TIFF 16 bit

Photoshop
open the image
image>adjustments>auto levels
layer>new adjustment layer>channel mixer
channel mixer
-output channel RED: red from 100% to 0, blue from 0 to 100%
-output channel BLUE: red from 0 to 100%, blue from 100% to 0 or less.
-click ok
-minor adjustments on levels, contrast, curves and saturation. (it depends on your taste)

blue sky and yellow leaves.

cheers and enjoy

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #3 on: November 15, 2011, 08:17:02 PM »
sa pp sir anong software kaya mare-recomend nyo pag nikon user?at pano i convert ng TIFF 16bit? ano kaya ginamit ni idol na lens sa mga kuha na to? salamat  :-)

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #4 on: November 15, 2011, 09:06:37 PM »
sa pp sir anong software kaya mare-recomend nyo pag nikon user?at pano i convert ng TIFF 16bit? ano kaya ginamit ni idol na lens sa mga kuha na to? salamat  :-)

thanks kurt cobain for reposting.

jobo, i used canon efs 10-22mm ultra-wide angle. i also use citiwide IR filter 720nm. Adobe CameraRAW pwede mo gamitin pang convert to TIFF.
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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #5 on: November 15, 2011, 09:39:19 PM »
Ayun Sumagot din si idol.hehehe sir yung adobe na pang convert sa TIFF yun naren ba Ginagqmit pang pp? ano ba ang magandang pang pp para sa nikon user? At ano pinagkaiba ng pp sa photoshop? Pasensya na sir wala kasi talaga ako idea sa pag post process. Parang gusto ko kasi matuto dahil sa mga kuha mo. :-)

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #6 on: November 15, 2011, 10:03:12 PM »
Ayun Sumagot din si idol.hehehe sir yung adobe na pang convert sa TIFF yun naren ba Ginagqmit pang pp?


yes RAW editing softwares such as cameraRAW (photoshop [plugin) and Digital Photo Professional (for canon) are enough to process photos but not Infrared shots like those above. Use photoshop if you want to tweak colors of infrared shots.

Nikon has its own RAW processing software which i forgot.


ano ba ang magandang pang pp para sa nikon user? At ano pinagkaiba ng pp sa photoshop? Pasensya na sir wala kasi talaga ako idea sa pag post process. Parang gusto ko kasi matuto dahil sa mga kuha mo. :-)

PP stands for post-processing. you use photoshop to PP your photos. but again, you may use the cameraRaw, DPP or Nikon's raw processing software.
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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #7 on: November 15, 2011, 10:40:14 PM »
Ok idol nagets ko nadin.hehehe salamat ng marami. :-)

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #8 on: November 16, 2011, 11:11:46 AM »
till now di ko pa din makuha ito! hahaha, di ako makakuha ng pang custom whitebalance...ayaw mag register sa camera ko (Nikon d90).

as usual, lupit ng mga kuha!

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #9 on: November 19, 2011, 08:11:46 AM »
till now di ko pa din makuha ito! hahaha, di ako makakuha ng pang custom whitebalance...ayaw mag register sa camera ko (Nikon d90).

as usual, lupit ng mga kuha!

ako din... D90 user, and i'm still playing with CWB.. hirap kunin nung crack..

@TFS..

nice... galing haydol..  :-D
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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #10 on: November 30, 2011, 02:14:48 PM »
@lord,sir bumile ako ng Ir filter para sa 18-105 lens nag try akong mag picture ng outdoor ng 60-180sec pero red paren ang buong picture.may suggestion ba kayo para lumabas yung kulay nya na hindi lang puro red yung buong screen?   

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #11 on: December 01, 2011, 10:53:03 AM »
@lord,sir bumile ako ng Ir filter para sa 18-105 lens nag try akong mag picture ng outdoor ng 60-180sec pero red paren ang buong picture.may suggestion ba kayo para lumabas yung kulay nya na hindi lang puro red yung buong screen?   


you should start with correct white balance prior to shooting and postprocessing. kapag off ang white balance sa start palang, hindi mo maattain ang flexible tonal range ng IR. i use custom white balance. i do it by shooting and filling the frame with leaves, pwedeng grasses or leaves ng tree. basta dapat atleast 90% of the frame leaves. initially set to auto white balance. shoot with the IR filter screwed on the lens. f/11, iso 200, approx 60-120 secs when the sun is overhead. i shoot 10am-3pm. after shooting the leaves, set your cam to custom white balance. use the leaves photo as your custom white balance. then shoot using the custom white balance. stick to f/11, manual mode, 60-120 secs. it really depends. shoot in RAW format

post processing
Canon DPP software or camera raw
-convert your image to TIFF 16 bit

Photoshop
open the image
image>adjustments>auto levels
layer>new adjustment layer>channel mixer
channel mixer
-output channel RED: red from 100% to 0, blue from 0 to 100%
-output channel BLUE: red from 0 to 100%, blue from 100% to 0 or less.
-click ok
-minor adjustments on levels, contrast, curves and saturation. (it depends on your taste)

blue sky and yellow leaves.

cheers and enjoy

example

BEFORE CONVERSION using CUSTOM WB (RAW)


AFTER conversion in photoshop


« Last Edit: December 01, 2011, 10:55:45 AM by lordofPRS »
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Offline jobo

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #12 on: December 01, 2011, 12:29:01 PM »
ganun pala. :-D sir saan po kaya ako makaka download ng photoshop na may crack na? pati kaylangan pa po ba inconvert ng TIFF sa camera raw bago ko i photoshop? salamat

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Re: San Miguel, Bulacan (INFRARED)
« Reply #13 on: December 21, 2011, 07:26:23 AM »
my share but not from San Miguel Bulacan..

PAWL


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i asked her before if she likes me and she answered "yes,as a friend."