I received my camera from Isaac Szabo today..... and of course, it's raining. My other IR camera is Enhanced Color, so the Standard IR will require a new learning curve. Maybe tomorrow..... if the sun comes out. {} {}
Truly hours of experimentation, trial, and error......... but I believe I have the recipe I wanted for 720nm. Why this is significant for me is because my Nex5T wouldn't accept a proper custom white balance. So, I had to make one up. Tweaking to commence. {} {}
Man, I have to get an A7R3 so that I can get my A7R2 converted to do this kind of infrared! Just dreaming ...
Rae, thank you. To answer your question, I shoot ap-priority and for the last post, it was f5.6, and the speed was 1/1000, with the ISO at 100. It was a very bright day today.
This one, from the same spot and basically the same subject is at 1/500th. So, I can't say there's a "rule of thumb" speed. For IR, besides WB, the ap setting is very important. I'm finding that there was more damage from Irma than I initially thought. You can see the broken end of this pier. {} This one, from the same spot and basically the same subject is at 1/500th. So, I can't say there's a "rule of thumb" speed. For IR, besides WB, the ap setting is very important. I'm finding that there was more damage from Irma than I initially thought. You can see the broken end of this pier.
