For the LOVE of COLOR...Post Yours

Doug said:
Yes, it's been hazy the past couple of days. We assume an effect from the fires north around Winthrop.
You figure an M8 would render the reflected color on the gate differently?
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Just a recollection of the M8 when used without IR filter when photographing blacks. And that said I recall it was an issue with fabrics that were black (showing a magenta cast) but maybe not with painted wood or metal.

David
 
Yes, any color really; anything that reflected more infrared. Man-made fabrics, foliage (brownish greens), faces... Before getting an M8 I had heard about this but in my first few months with it I just didn't see a problem so didn't use the UV/IR Cut filters. Shortly afterward I went on a University trip sans filter to Malta and saw the IR effect in many photos there. I became a believer, and still use the filters on all digital M cameras!
 
That's interesting. I definitely had the color drift with that camera (loved the camera though). I still have several IR Filters and should try them.

David
 
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Agreed^^^ Nice Steve!

I recall that spot where you made the third one here. I was there years back, with color film in my Hexar AF (so must have been mid-late 90s).
 
... From yesterday's walk:


Found Compositions #Unknown - Santa Clara 2021
iPhone 11 Pro, ShakeIt Photo app​

Enjoy! G

:)
 
Doug, DwF: Thanks for your comments!! Kodak Color Plus 200 has become a favorite 35mm color film for landscapes/daylight work.
 
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