I posted something similar to this about a month ago, but this is a new shot from a new angle. The sky is much better in this one, too (=clouds).
I posted something similar to this about a month ago, but this is a new shot from a new angle. The sky is much better in this one, too (=clouds).
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Man, this is so cool. Even better than the last one!
Great!! How do I get my camera to to get that infrared look? Is it as simple as a lense, filter, etc?
Mark: this was captured with an infrared-converted Nikon D70s. I sent it into LifePixel and they did the work.
http://www.lifepixel.com/
They did a great job and I love the results.
I tried IR filters (like Hoya's R72), but they just don't cut it. You need a converted camera to get these kinds of shots.
You also need to do some post processing in Photoshop and/or Capture NX2.
You can check out my IR gallery here to see more:
http://jeffmeyers.smugmug.com/gallery/5790798_HPPi7
Jeff, did you know that when you see a "popcorn" sky like this it means thunderstorms are coming? I learned this flying with Mike.
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