Ghostly
I decided to get an infrared filter to experiment. For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about, you can go to this photo. I got a Hoya R72 filter, that is one of the most popular near-infrared filter out there, and it's not too expensive. It's quite interesting how there's a whole different range of light we can't see, and how eventhough with the filter I see nothing through the viewfinder, the camera still captures an image like this. The ghostly effect was done by turning the zoom ring back and forth a few times while the shutter was open and I think it looks pretty cool. More experiments to come...
This photo was taken on August 25, 2007 @ 03:13pm in Atlanta, Georgia, United States with a Canon EOS 30D: Aperture value of f/5, shutter speed of 13 sec (13), focal length of 24 mm and an ISO value of 100. It was published on August 25, 2007 @ 07:14pm.
Tags: infrared, infrarojo, hoya r72, castle, castillo, bells, campanas, trees, arboles, white, blanco, black, negro, oglethorpe university, Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Michael Staines said:
Intresting..... I may have to try it out sometime :)
August 25, 2007 @ 07:54pm
Vely*** said:
wowowwoow que interesante efecto le diste!
August 25, 2007 @ 09:34pm
Paúl said:
Estan interesantes tus experimentos. Me gusta el efecto de movimiento que le diste. Lo que podeis de repente probar es poniendola un poco menos exposed pa que se vea mas misteriosa.De verdad que el edificio ta un poco harry potter-ish. Saludos!
August 25, 2007 @ 10:30pm
Alejandra.. said:
Magnífica.
August 26, 2007 @ 02:13am
M A R C O . said:
Buenisima! Que bueno que te compraste el filtro. Muestranos mas.
August 26, 2007 @ 11:00am
NetDep said:
That is so cool!! Think I might have to get me one of those to experiment with -- this is a great look and what a great building to do it with -- it does look haunted!! Soooo -- is that 40D on your list or you gonna wait?????? Thirteen second exposure -- wow!!! LOVE what it does to the clouds!!
August 26, 2007 @ 12:42pm
Oscar & L said:
Mike, thanks dude, you're welcome to try it with my filter if you want.
Ve, que perdida que andas! :) gracias por el comentario!
Paul, gracias loco, en verdad que el edificio parece sacado de Harry Potter jeje... Me gusta tu idea de ponerla mas oscura para ver q tal se ve, voy a ver.
Alejandra, gracias!
Gracias Marco, sigo experimentando por aqui =)
Tim, thanks! you should really try it, it's a lot of fun. About the 40D, it's VERY nice, but I'm going to hold on to my 30D for at least another model, I may upgrade when there's a 50D or so, I'm still happy with mine... although sometimes I wish it had the new LiveView stuff hehe
August 26, 2007 @ 03:51pm
Vely*** said:
tu tambien andas ajajajaj
August 26, 2007 @ 04:52pm
tHE PypEr said:
hehe! Me gusta! Siempre me ha gustado ese efecto!
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Seen on your photo stream. (?)
August 26, 2007 @ 11:08pm
simonelli said:
explotando, primo, ¡¡¡ya me emparejo!!!
August 28, 2007 @ 10:40pm
Moody_fingers said:
COOL!!!! You've been busy Oscar!! This is very well done! :)
August 29, 2007 @ 06:37pm
Oscar & L said:
PypER, yo no lo conozco desde hace mucho, pero desde que lo conozco me gusta :-D
sim, dale!! vamos a ver como sale la segunda tanda de experimentos (bueno todavia no he visto la primera, pero por las noticias no fue muy buena jajaj)
Lee! so glad to have you back again hehe glad you like it! you have some awesome new work too!
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This one made explore, thanks everyone! =)
August 29, 2007 @ 06:41pm
Mazda6 (Tor) said:
nice trick with the zooming...the ghost effect is effective with the IR...
August 30, 2007 @ 05:11am
simonelli said:
¡felicidades!
September 02, 2007 @ 10:40pm
ruurmo said:
interesante el resultado obtenido con las vueltas al zoom; asignatura pendiente. Sigue explorando y nos cuentas. Saludos!
September 03, 2007 @ 06:55am
Oscar & L said:
Tor, thank you, and yes the zoom you should try one of these days, maybe some combination of panning/zooming would be interesting (if possible).
Gracias prima!
Rufo, sigo explorando y reportando por aquí. Que bueno crear asignaturas :)
September 03, 2007 @ 07:47pm
Slacpro Photos said:
me encanta el uso del efecto zoom in/out le da a las fotos un toque super dinamico y agresivo yo tengo varias que siempre me impresionan congrats Oscar, y ciertamente la fotografia IR es complicada lo haz hecho muy bien aver si me pongo a experimentar un dia de estos
January 30, 2008 @ 12:13pm
Oscar & L said:
Slac, gracias! en verdad es bastante trabajoso, por eso no he hecho tantas como quisiera, a ver si lo retomo pronto. Saludos!
February 01, 2008 @ 09:06pm