post some b&w pics!

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Hey Al - After years of B&W threads, i think this is my first for a year.

Love that 2nd IR shot - just a wonderful wistful capture.
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two beauties here Dennis - they both take u on a journey.
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v.good b&w conversion John, of a delightful pic - hope you print and frame it.
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How are you liking your converted E-1? I have one sitting in the drawer here and am wondering about taking the plunge myself. Can you tell me who did it for you please? I saw you IR shots with it in the last comp and they look very good!

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I hope these come out right - first time posting images.









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Trying again...

It's not working!

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Hey Al, Like you I had a 2nd e-1 in the draw, and decided to take the plunge. Jens Birch (over at the other forum) did it for me.

Thoughts?

• hmmmmm....

• much more dust than I'd hoped for, and kinda expensive considering the amount of dust...??, so for 'quality' prints I'll need to do quite some cloning.

• having the IR filter on the sensor rather than the lens does make it much more fun to use.

• you do need 'lots' of sun/IR radiation for the AF to work - which is much more frustrating than I'd hoped for. I was hoping to use it for some 'speakers corner' type portraits, but doubt it'll work out.

It's v.early days yet, and I've really only taken it for that one outing so I'll reserve judgment.

Hope that helps Alistair, and you will see more over the coming months. Cheers, Adrian
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Hey A,

If I click the links I see the pic in a new window. I suspect if you limit the 'paste' of the file name to the xxxx.jpg, and no more - We'll see the pics in the post..?
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Changed to Flickr, hope it works now.









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thanks for the tip. I tried that but it didn't work, so I moved the pics to Flickr. Works now
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Jarek, it was fun to look at your picture while scrolling up and down... the squares seem to expand and contract.

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Alistair, I really like the third picture with the, erm, yak? It looked lonely and full of sorrow.
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I'll hold fire for now and see how you get on

Thanks Adrian.

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thanks... it's actually a Scottish Longhorn breed of some kind and they are really beautiful. In fact it wasn't lonely (part of quite a large herd), but was munching on some rather tasty grass along the bottom of the wall.

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