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Been shooting for most of my life.... film and onto digital. In my recent digital years, my photos are a collection of all sorts of brands (Canon Pentax Leica Olympus Panasonic) and sensor sizes. The ones posted so far are from APS, Full frame, and 2x crop sensor. Of the ones I posted, there is at least one from my Leica M9 and another from an Olympus OMD E-M5.
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Awesome photography! Thanks for sharing! I'm a native of New Jersey.9/11 Memorial. Liberty State Park, NJ
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Eric Smit
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How about some IR...
Never tried Infrared, I think I may have to now.
Its pretty fun actually... I never tried it until digital since I never really had access to the IR film back in the day. The only complication is that while most digital cameras these days are relatively on par with photography of visible light spectrum they are not all the same when it comes to IR photography. What is good for visible light photography (cut IR filters on sensor) is normally counter-productive for IR which is trying to capture the IR spectrum. A little research is required before getting started. Some more serious folks, go as far as to modify the camera by removing IR Cut filter on sensor. Can be a bit expensive and there are disadvantages.
In my case, I have two nearly identical cameras with one a generation newer than the other. The older one had a serious problem with being too sensitive to IR. The newer version corrected it. As such the older camera is far better for IR photography... turned a "defect" into an advantage.
Steve Dallas
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I have a Nikon D90, a GoPro and a Sony HD1000 video camera. Most of my recent photographs are of my last car and the passion that surrounds it. Plus some nice shots of the Pacific Northwest.
Here's a few.
Here's a few.
