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:iconindrekvaldek:
To her of course! :kiss: :glomp:

Thanks for watching! :heart:

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:iconsyncron:
Did you use film or a converted digital camera?
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:iconindrekvaldek:
Digital camera.
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:iconnatalia-ukraine:
A great work indeed!
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:iconwnaturalism:
wow!! impressive scenery!! Love it!!
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:iconindrekvaldek:
I appreciate your comment!
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~AsmodisThe4th Aug 29, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
Wow - absolutely amazing! I guess you used an infrared filter? If so - can you tell me which one and whether you can recommend buying it?
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:iconindrekvaldek:
Thanks for the comment!

Yes, that's true. All my IR pictures are made with an IR filter (Hoya R72 probably was the code name).
Well, do you know how to make pictures with IR filter? (you can reply here)...
Anyway, it's not hard at all making those pictures with an IR filter, at first I didn't get it how to make them step by step because many users were writing these "manuals" so abstract.... Let me know, but I definitely would recommend buying an IR filter. No doubt about that.
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~AsmodisThe4th Aug 29, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
Thanks for the quick reply :)

Yes, I already read some of those manuals and I think with a little bit of trial and error it should work :D - well then I think I will get a IR filter tomorrow.
Thank you again :)
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:iconindrekvaldek:
;) No problem, dude.

Please take a look to here (an IR filter step by step video tutorial):
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And also follow the second video also!

Have a great time.
Indrek.
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:icongalagodecodi:
Nice photos. But most of dslr has IR filter covered sensor. The true hardware to IR photography is self made modification. People remove the filter. But its very complicated, you loose the guarantee, and probably destroy the sensor if any mistake done :(
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