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i got alot of people asking me about how IR is done, so i've just whipped up something and hope this gives u all a better understanding on how i've done it, this is just the post process, never the less the actual principals and techniques of taking a photograph still need to be there.

pls give me feed back if u think this is helpful\unhelpful. or ways to improve it as i dont want to be giving misleading information.

here is the [link] to the original
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Nice Tutorial but I'm confused as well. I have a Fuji HS20EXR with a Hoya R72 filter. Everything is purple/magenta colored on the LCD and when I take a picture. I didn't set the white balance as I didn't know this was a necessary step. Is this the reason all my pictures are purple and I can't do anything with them?
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~log1t3ch Mar 6, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
yes.

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How exactly do you select the hot spot for further processing?
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~log1t3ch Nov 25, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Hi jdwphoto,
I dont think I have done something like that before. But i suppose you can mask it using various techniques to isolate it. This tutorial was based on CS2, I think with the new CS5 there are many improvements that makes the processing easier.
Cheers,
Mark

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:iconbrechnuss:
fantastic - your tuto is a perfect start for me :-) thank you!
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~enricomccracken Nov 18, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
what ir filter that you used??..is hoya 72?

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~log1t3ch Nov 24, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
yup hoya r72

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I have a Canon DSLR and my photos are coming out red, which I read was normal, but according to you it's not. I think your starting photo looks much more like an IR photo, so what do you think could be wrong? I know WB plays a big part, but I've played around with it already and every image is still that dark red color.
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~log1t3ch Sep 25, 2009  Hobbyist Photographer
Sounds like a WB issue. Can u pls show me an image?
Also try a 30s exposure.

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:iconxxwonkaxx:
This is the first tutorial I looked at. Figure 5, the red photo, is what I'm getting. Now, I could have a misunderstanding, but it seems to me that it's saying the red photo is what you should be getting and to get it to look nice you have to play around with it.
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