> From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: OT: Seeing IR > This page describes what the author describes > seeing matches the results of shooting Kodak HIE > with a filter (except for the red tint to everything). > > -- Glenn > Whoaa! THIS IS something I will definitely try! I have been shooting IR for some time now, and have attempted various methods to "not so much" see IR, but to be able to predict it better.
What better way to learn IR than to actually walk around and see it? My IR prints have become more and more successful over the years, and I've shot enough film to predict the effects on particular foliage and species under similar conditions, and seasons of the year. But-- I like the idea of "real time" IR motion pictures, even if it is not being recorded on film as I'm seeing it. A real, practical way to "do" IR. Thanks very much Glenn, for some valuable information. I hope you will post this info to the IR mailing / discussion group.<infrared @a1.nl> If you don't plan on it, please allow me to do so. Regards, Sid Barras PS:I post occasionally to the IR list, and have been working on a system of exposuring IR film that is unique, unorthodox, and, best of all, successful. The addition of this pair of movie goggles could improve my photography 10x fold.
