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Shooting Infrared Portraits with a Full Spectrum Sony A7II and Samyang 35/85 mm f1.4 MkII
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Alyssa is doing a challenge, shooting infrared portraits :)
Thanks a lot for Kyle and Polly to help us out with this episode!
Kyle - / kylemayphoto
Polly - / argine_model
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This is awesome, I love how these shots came out!
Yeah, its so strange and stunning at the same time :D
Hello, do you know whether it is possible to shoot infrared on Sony A7 without converting to full spectrum, ie: without removing bipass filter. I have shot infrared on my LUMIX camera without the need to convert in, but wonder whether in was possible on the Sony? Thank you for any advice
I want to see someone do a full spectrum portrait of visible, UV, and IR all laid on top of each other with three cameras really quickly while they stay as still as possible
How to shift sensor up front for infinite focus? I see in A7s three brass spacers which removal could shift distance by 0.4mm, do I need to leave them?
how did you modified the camera for infrared?
What brand of lenses did you use for this shoot? I really want the 680 that gave you that lovely blue tint
The Samyang 35mm f1.4 and 85mm f1.4 lenses, but it's the 680 nm filter that gives you the "colours" on any lens (which has no hotspot). The Zeiss 55mm f1.8 is known to be an amazing IR lens for example
@@holdmylenscap7241 I’m so sorry. I was actually asking about the filters, but I said lenses. That’s my bad. Do you remember the brand of filters used?
@@shawn-sn5xv yes :) It's Zomei. It's not as perfect as more expensive ones, but does a good job and does not breaks the bank :)
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