Yesterday afternoon we made a trip to Bad Bederkesa. I did most of the subjects with both the Fuji X-T5 in color and the Nikon D5300 with the 680nm filter. So far, I had only the castle on my radar. Besides this, however, there is still more to discover. On the respective […]
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Grimmershörn
From yesterday’s walk at (almost) high tide and wind from low pressure OTTO. The images shown were all taken with an orange filter (corresponding to about 590nm).
Hamburg Seehospital (Nordheim Foundation)
Yesterday afternoon I went again to the area of the Hamburg Seehospital (Nordheim Foundation) to take some infrared pictures with the D5300. Some of the images were taken with the 720nm filter, but most were taken with the red filter (should be about 680nm).
Full spectrum infrared
First test with the Nikon D5300 (full spectrum IR). It’s a relief to be able to take the IR shots with the LiveView. The additional quality of the D5300 compared to the D80 does the rest.
Cuxland in infrared II
In the morning a short tour through Land Hadeln to Lintig in Geestland. I also made both subjects in a similar form with the Fuji X-T5. I don’t like the “normal” pictures of the windmills so much, so here only the infrared processing.
Cuxland in infrared
Three images from yesterday afternoon. All with the Nikon D80 (full spectrum IR) and the Nikkor 16-85mm.
At the Stinstedt lake
I wanted to take a few infrared pictures. Unfortunately, the sun has not quite played along, so everything has become a bit pale, but still quite nice. On the way to the lake, this nice courtyard driveway caught my eye. At the lake it was even more dreary than on the way there. No […]
Cuxhaven water tower
Today’s evening shot with the modified Nikon D80, Nikkor 16-85 and the Hoya R72 Infrared, converted to black/white
Windmills
Today I took some infrared pictures with the modified Nikon D80. About 4 more weeks, then it will be worth it with the foliage on the trees. Both images were taken with the D80, Nikkor 16-85 and a Hoya 720nm infrared filter. Editing was done in Photoshop and Lightroom on black and white.