Sd14 Ir shot with one step PS processing

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really works on this one!
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Hi Lazlo,

Just fantastic...what kind of one step processing? I would like to learn how to do this too...great effects.
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wow ! technique meets ART . deserves a big enlargement.
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It is very simple:

From a Sigma IR shot ( no filter, just the dust protector removed, auto exposure) in Photoshop
Click:

Image
Apply Image
Choose the red channel
select Lighten for the blend mode

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Thank you
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Thank you Harry
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Lazlo,

Simply "WOW"! Incredible effect. I like it very much.

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Thank you so much...I did a quick test shot without filter and worked great:
here it is and I am excited...



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Lazlo said:

It is very simple:
From a Sigma IR shot ( no filter, just the dust protector removed,
auto exposure) in Photoshop
Click:

Image
Apply Image
Choose the red channel
select Lighten for the blend mode

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Click to expand...

 

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That's pretty cool, Lazlo. Great subject for your technique. I love one step stuff! ))
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Lazlo, that is superb!

 

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Happy that you like it.

It is optional but can play with the Cyan color in PS to get a bit more definition

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Lazlo said:

It is very simple:
From a Sigma IR shot ( no filter, just the dust protector removed,
auto exposure) in Photoshop
Click:

Image
Apply Image
Choose the red channel
select Lighten for the blend mode

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Lazlo
http://www.pictures-by-lazlo.com/
http://www.pbase.com/sigmadslr/lazlo

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

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Great shot!

For those who want to explore colour IR, there's some interesting tips and examples on this IR conversion site.

http://www.lifepixel.com/digital-infrared/samples.html

I had my D50 converted using their filters. It will be interesting to see how it does compared to the sigmas.

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WOW, this is my kind of post processing (simple). Thanks Lazlo, thanks Seng, you're both inspirations of new techniques... now SD14 users have a new technique to play with.

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