Snowy Bryce through SFX and Dark Red Filter
I have never used any IR type film in the snow before and was not sure what to expect.
Anyone have any opinions on using Illford SFX vs. true Ir film. From my experience it does not produce the same level of contrast, but the SFX is sure easier to use.
Zeiss Distagon 50m f4
Dan
posted by dan in marin at 9:14 AM
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I like the look on these.
I don't think anyone here shoots IR film, except maybe Ted. Martin shot IR film, but he's no longer on here.
--WT
I've never used IR film, though tempted many times. I've gotten interesting results with the M8 and Hoya R72 filter, as well as with the Epson RD1, and Hoya R72 filter, usually with 28mm lenses.
Here is one with the M8, and Canon 28/2.8 LTM lens, the cat is not white, it is an orange striped tabby!
http://matsumura.smugmug.com/photos/960981531_FxSAE-M.jpg
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