Infrared Photography

[rowan23]

Near-infrared images straight out of the camera do not always look good and are usually not as dramatic and beautiful as normally captured images. Hence, a lot of post-processing is done to enhance these images.

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[Cathus]

hmm, do I smell spam?

[Reinardina]

Originally Posted by Cathus

hmm, do I smell spam?

I've been waiting with bated breath for the next random announcement!

Maybe I should offer one? What about:

If you like to take handheld photographs with a slow shutterspeed most photos will come out blurred because most people do not have a very steady hand when they have to hold a camera very still for a prolonged period of time.

Should we continue this thread with random (but true) things? Could be fun!

[markgozz]

If you take lots of images you could run out of battery power .

Who's up next .

Mark

[Markulous]

I'm game:

A subject that's more than 500m away from the car is just not photogenic

[GeoffWessex]

If you're in a camera club and don't win any competitions, it's because your camera isn't very good.

(sorry, deviated a little from Reinardina's intention)

[Cathus]

Photographs taken with the lens cap on generally do not look good, hence most people take them off.

[StephenBatey]

"No photographer is as good as the simplest camera"
Edward Steichen.

[greenwing]

AV Aperture Priority AE
In this mode in which a photographer can choose the desired
aperture and the camera automatically chooses the shutter
speed. A large aperture (small f number) decreases the depth
of field. A small aperture (high f number) will give a better
depth of field (see depth of field).

Quoted from an A-Z of Photography published in a magazine a while back. Some of the most laughable definitions, which I'll be happy to quote if this thread continues.
Chris

[OldBoy]

Couldn't find where to put the film in my DSLR camera?