beejaybee Marvin Reged: 18/07/2007 Posts: 4185 Loc: Really Here In Name Only Re: Exposure in IR Photography....       09/05/2008 07:46 Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   The meter is balanced for visible light with an average colour temperature (daylight) and will almost certainly misread when the visible light is removed with a "black" IR filter. I think you're going to have to bracket, it would make most sense to meter without the filter & work from that, I'd suggest trying -1 -2 -3 stops find out which one looks best & refine from there. Softness - have you remembered to correct the focus by using the distance scale visible & IR indices? It may help to stop right down but getting the right focus in the first place is surely the key. Post Extras

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