IR from the roof ...

[Hamish Gill]

... more IR
Thought this was quite interesting

Oh, and incase anyone should have any doubts about the usefulness of VR... this was taken hand held at 1/6th sec

not sure this is going anywhere but i think i like the dusk shots more than the sunny day shots

 

[Pete Askew]

That sky looks almost toxic. Reminds me of certain science fiction films. I wonder what shots out to sea would look like.

 

[Paul Lange]

Its good to see that the cameras woring so well as you took a punt on it. Interesting images although I think the pictures of people worked the best. I'm beginning to wonder if IR would be really good for scenes were there is not much range of colours such as stone walls in woods. The scene would be mostly browns and grays but there would be bags of texture.

 

[Hamish Gill]

I'm gonna keep playing with it, I'm not convinced my self as I keep saying
The shots I'm most please with are the b&w one of murphy and the one of Hannah
I would like to have a go in the studio with it at some point I think
And have some ideas for night shots of people in grass and trees that could look quote spooky I think ...

It works flawlessly now... I feel quite bad for the chap really!
But I suppose that's eBay for you, some you win some you don't - for seller and buyer!

 

[Pete Askew]

And you've cleaned the sensor by the look of it!

IR filters are special order so I'll have to wait a bit

 

[Hamish Gill]

No clean sensor, just shot at f/4.5

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Interesting how different trees are different shades in IR - I wonder if there's a shot in that, in a more wooded area

 

[Pete Askew]

Especially as Autumn approaches (Fall Chris, in case you've forgotten ).