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This is really helpful! I wish I had a digital camera that would work with this, but alas, my camera is crap >.> I have to use my photography book one of these days to figure it out for my 35mm.

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Great tutorial, I'm sure it'll help alot of people who might want to venture into the IR world.

+fav (so I remember this tutorial)

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If I ever get around to buying one of those filters, I'll give this a shot. Even though I have a 20D I think I can figure out how to work it.

The only critique I have would be to make the photoshop dialogue boxes larger so that we can read the numbers a bit better .

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This is great! One thing though - is it black and white infrared or color infrared?

Also - do you have any additional advice for focusing the shot when there's a filter on a regular film camera with regular film? Or just what you said?

You can see in the examples that it's color IR

I guess with film you can use the mark that every prime lens has... otherwise I don't know how to focus

Ohh ok, I thought so, it was never specified so I thought I'd ask. Good tutorial and thanks for the tip!

Great long-awaited tutorial! I might opt to try this with my SLR, even though I find IR photography to be much easier with a non-SLR camera, example: Fuji S7000

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this is an excellent tutorial!!!
too bad i dont have a D70 or a DSLR for tht matter
im still using film and IR films r tooooo expensive in india.

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