What's the best way to get this film to give me some nice images with white foliage. I'm just starting and shooting with a Pentax K1000.
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The only 35mm camera I still had that works, besides my medium format was automatic Minolta Qtsi. I bought Opteka High Definition IR filter R72 that fit my lens. I took all the photo in bright sun light with some clouds, but the only thing is I took the photo
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hello; keep your shutter speed slow. best to soot on overcast days. shooting into direct sun light is tricky. have the sun at your back,to bring the shading out in a more dramatic fashion. shoot lots of film.
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You need a filter that passes infrared light and blocks much of the visible light or you will just get normal B&W; shots. I've used a Cokin 007 filter, which is equivalent to an 89B. This is a very dark filter; you get more of an IR effect with filters that block more visible light. This is not a true IR film so the effect won't be as extreme, but you can still get some good shots with light leaves and dark skies.
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I used a red 25 and it turned out well, this film won't allow for the best IR photos though
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1st thing you need is a red filter, then I use a polarizer to get a high contrast between trees, leaves and sky (clouds). One should expect good results when this combination is used together. The only thing that you can't control is the weather, but a polarizer helps.
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I wish I could help you, Paul R. When I purchased this brand of film, it was as a gift and the recipient told me what her camera needed. I no long interact with this person. Again, I apologize for not being of any help to you. I do have one suggestion, go on the KODAK website, that may be of some help to you.
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Excellent results. I shot numerous floral pictures at the Gardens of Bellagio in Las Vegas last summer. The sharpness, crispness and detail were lifelike. You will be extremely satisfied with this feature.
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I got my best very picture using whitesands few changes from default and now I got a great picture. Page down about half way on these AVS forums till you see whitesands settings in bold text and a scenic picture below the settings. Be sure to start from default on the picture mode for Vivid and Standard which worked best for me. http://www.avsforum.com/t/1491811/sony-65w850a-reviews/690
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don't bother--have taken many pics with drugstore 110--that was a while ago--always used Kodak film--pics always came out great--this film no! check out film from Germany etec--good luck.
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Thanks for the great information. How do you know which files to convert off your camera (when using without iMovie). The files I see are .MOD, .MOI, and .PGI. Thanks for the help!
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I have the exact same problem!!! I've had my camera for over a year now, and haven't found an answer. I bought a pack of film off Amazon and it was crap. I'm not very happy with my camera and I can't figure out how to make them not turn out blue! I've reset the camera, tried different film packs, and nothing!
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Quick question for all of you who know a little bit more. This is mostly aimed at the guy who used WMM. " Did you lose any quality converting it? " Obviously we all bought this camera b/c it has decent quality but if you lose it what the point. Thanks for the help, Cheers!
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I have used this: https://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film/600I've tried the color. It's a bit pricey, so you really have to pick and choose what photos you want to take. Also, it takes quite a few shots to learn which light settings on the camera work for each situation. Anyway, I'm happy to use the impossible project film because, quite frankly, there are not many other options. I hope this helped.
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For high quality shots without the color grading learning curve, you can set the camera's dynamic range to "video". It comes with DaVinci for free though and it's well worth learning how to utilize the auto grading feature to take advantage of full range of stops. But if you're looking for something easier...set it to "video" or get the pocket camera version and set that to "video", cheaper all the way around for what you're doing.
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Just use a good tripod... set any of the SX models on manual... and ISO 80 shutter on timer 3--5 shots open up the F stop and time the shutter at 3-10 seconds and just play with it... adjust your light meter for day light... tugnsten gets a blue moon... it's digital no film to waste. Once you fine the sweet spot then you will know the next time you go out.. But a good tripod is a must.. SILK DX700 72 inch height has a pan head.. but the ball head will work on it......
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A word about the D800. I downloaded the 20 megabite sample jpeg image files nikon provides and tried my hand at working with them in photoshop and Topaz filters. I see some color banding in the shadows, hmm? Has any one else tried working them?The other thing is that I noticed is with 36mp images at 20MB's your post processing times to slow to a crawl.
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Definately get the Sony High Grade wide accessory lens....its sharp as a tack, and really lets you take advantage of the widescreen 16 X 9 format. Its wonderful for scenics....and helps with indoor shots too....secondly....get the largest battery you can afford.....and third...pick up an 8 or 16 gig pro duo memory stick to "trick out" this great camera. If you plan on doing some serious shooting the dedicated Sony VCT-80AV tripod is great...all the major control functions built into the tripod grip (including a great "slow zoom". It connects directly to the camera through a small port on the right side of the camera near the rear. Bill in Missouri
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Not sure yet. I took some shots in the fall and haven't finished the roll yet. The film winder didn't feel right, but that could be just me. Wont know until I take the film out. One thing. . I did NOT get the set that was in the photo. The camera came with a zoom lens that isnt so good.
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I bought my film from 'the impossible project' website. I googled what type of film it needed, then googled who sold it:)
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there's instax films you can buy from amazon..i think it's called instax film.
19802
I found it to be very good in low light, I used it all the time while shooting in the dark low light environment of the northern California redwood forests. The shots came out very good, but I always shot in Raw, might have something to do with it.