Douglas L wrote:
Played with my infrared A7III today too, same lens as yours.
Honestly, looking at your IR work gave me the itch to purchase a IR converted camera. I didn't want to go all out and get a FF IR camera, but the A6000 is a nice compliment to my A7RIII.
nburwell wrote:
Honestly, looking at your IR work gave me the itch to purchase a IR converted camera. I didn't want to go all out and get a FF IR camera, but the A6000 is a nice compliment to my A7RIII.
Thank you. I bought a converted A6000 first about 4 months ago to dip my toe in infrared photography first, I liked it so I sold the A6000 and bought an A7III to convert (830NM), the thought of converting an A7RIV popped up more than a few times but at the end, the A7III is more than good enough for the IR fun.
Some little lady bugs. 90mm macro with extension tube.
Thank you very much, Birdie!
But I am very impressed with your images captured in your garden... Just wow! And no need for travel and for sure, not PCR test necessary for taking those image .
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A seemingly very happy bird, this toucan barbet hopped around while making clacking sound.
PS - Somehow, I noticed that there were some reddish streaks or even reddish patches present in the uploaded image that are actually not there. So, I removed the image and replaced it with the same image but without any discoloration. Sorry about that.
Looking across the remnants of Marcy Dam Pond (Hurricane Irene blew a hole in Marcy Dam in 2011) at Autumn Color and Reflection.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 100, f8?, 1/60 second.
October 4, 2015
In High Peaks Wilderness Area, Adirondack Mountains near Lake Placid, NY.
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