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Eclipse and pec pads wrapped on tight and locked with a piece of tape. I plan the day before and shut my door in my camera room and use dust wipes around the room then leave and let it settle. The next day I take my cleaning kit out of the box I keep it in, already have my heavy duty tripod set...

Thanks Kendo,,, i have been pleasantly surprised at the great condishion my lenses are in. I have a conversion ultraviolet body, the one lens that works good with it is over a 1000 dollars. The Canon 50mm f1.8 is the main stay,, it works pretty good with that camera. I also use Pentax,,, these...

This fell into my mail box,,, just want to say I use Yashica lenses for their brightness. I stay in the 6 numbers for serial numbers this keeps me in the range I use, plus quality. I have 5 infrared conversions, two 20D's with another two that were bought new. Also upgraded to 50D and grabbed...

You always get great separation in your tree textures. Real do like the browns that creep across in lights and darks. You say that u used a 20D. The 10,,20 and 30D have a completely sealed sensor and some of the best pictures. If I use an 830nm 50D that I use, it leaks from the live view. It...

Well said, you have an easy way to bring out your minds eye Mariner, just a thought,,,,From what you have said, " it feels good when you realize you have a long life on a set of strings". I use Topaz in photoshop to help me out on the processing, altho I have learned from the beginning...

I just remembered I have this picture with a wooden fence in the forground. Oh well I worked hard just to get this and I think it is nice. Not like some of the great ones on this whole sight. Forgot to bring out that I have been using manual lenses. This was taken with a Yashica 28mm f2.8. I am...

Hey Jerry, I'm spoiled...[emoji424]. At Least I recycle into IR....now if I could only make a real very cool picture.

David, you can see in your pictures the reason I am liking the 830nm right now. Those beautiful white trees. It isn't time to put it down for another one, if I did it would be the 665nm. When I picked this one Lifepixel didn't have the 590nm out yet. If I get it I would have to find a 50D. Ya...

I will take a look at Photogene4, don't have a thing on my pad,,,your train looks nice and sharp with all the needy adjustments,,,if any. I really like the light yellow but seem to have never been able to work it in. I have had it when it is there when I open the picture, but I need to develop...

Scott, I get my best deep blues from a 720nm at 180 degrees from the sun with a good lens and glass. I believe some glass does better then another. You find your favorite ones if you like the performance. Here is what my 720nm looks like as I don't color swap very often. I just happen to go for...

David, Wonderful spread of the sharp but soft toned grays, it is personal but I think IR gives you the easiest black and whites. This pictures reminds me of home and lots of trees was a very hard process to learn to carry into a picture and see that picture you framed and snapped. I like it. A...

It's 1,2 and 3 for me, Impressed with your use of textures. The picture of the fella with the white hat had me sit up in my chair. I have a white and thought it was me, and it was taken from behind. That's a photographers bain,,"every body seems to be in front unless you run past them to turn...

Ha,, not mind as I use Canon. Used to take my 720 everywhere my color went. Now with my 830nm I can't shake that one. I just love the contrasty images and soft grays of the sky you have hear. Very very interesting picture of the rocks and like you said, the birds are very clear. I miss the ocean.

Have a tool shed that belongs with the cabin. These pictures were in very bright light and because they are manuals they pull light in with no trouble. I read that the Japanese developed these lenses because small places and small spaces need a lens that works in that kind of environment. Kinda...

Have been try'n to stay up with the grandkids here in town. Took this cabin Lewis and Clark lived in for a short stay before they left for Oregon on the Missouri Rivers. 50D 830nm Infrared with 42-75mm manual Yashica zoom.