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[2005-11-05 02:13:04 +0000 UTC]
"Ron Barber"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 220; Deviations: 107; Watchers: 104
Watching: 77; Pageviews: 38729; Comments Made: 4633; Friends: 77
# Interests
Tools of the Trade: Plaubel 69D (Schneider), Hassy 501 (Zeiss), Eyelike M22, Nikon D200 (Nikkor)# About me
Current Residence: NYOperating System: Window$ 7
Personal Quote: "Everyone oversimplifies everything"
# Comments
Comments: 399
Amazing collection of photos...
Thank you for your warm explanations on my forum post.
I hope there are things i can help you with.
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Thank kindly for the 
I would like to show you my way of editing infrared photographs using Photoshop CC and the NIK plugins Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2. I started about 10 years ago with infrared photography using a Fuji S3 Pro body and two Nikon lenses. Having not been satisfied with the endless exposure times, I bought a used Nikon D70 having taken lots of infrared photographs over some years. In 2013 I decided to buy a new Nikon D90 body and had it converted to 720 nm.
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Β My newer infrared photographs are all taken with the Nikon D90 converted to 720nm by Optik-Makario, Germany. At the moment, I am using a 18-70mm and an 18-200mm lens by Nikon. I have used other lenses such as a 50mm, 105mm and even a 85mm Petzval lens too. Using anything other than the 18-70 and 18-200mm lenses make things a bit more complicated because I have to use the camera's liveview.
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Β Now let's talk about how I edit an Infrared photograph...
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Β Below is the original photogra
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Howdy, Volker.
Alles gut, jah?
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Thanks, Ron! EverythingΒ΄s fine
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Thank you for the 
-Jonathan Uriah Denney
Nature and Wildlife Photographer
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and thank you for the watch !
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hey please could you do me a huge favor and like this picture on facebook for me(its for a comeptition), it would be much apreciated thank you! (if you could spread the word it would be an amazing help!) :
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Hope I'm not bothering you but what is a purist?
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A "photo purist" (as I generally use the term) is someone who believes that there is something inherently different (and and usually inferior) about a photo that is captured on digital media. They also tend to believe that "manipulation" of the photographic image (especially those manipulations that alter the "reality" of that image) can somehow transform a photograph in something that is not a photograph.
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Thank you for the fave! It means a lot!
~Anji
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Thank you so very much for the new gift to the group. I shall transfer some points to you
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Thanks for the thought. However, I think I'll transfer them back to the FA-P account.
I really don't need the points, as there is absolutely nothing on this site I'd ever buy with them. Better to keep them for FA-P, under the hope that someday the group will be self-supporting.
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Thank you kindly.
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Excellent photos, especially the micrography gallery.
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I'm half surprised I haven't seen any input from you on the above thread. It does a very good job of providing amusement (or, more likely, an excuse to introduce one's head to one's desk).
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I took a look, and decided that nobody involved in the thread was interested in the reality of the situation (unless you are going to print it makes no difference at all).
To tell the truth, since the (utterly stupid)"redo" of the forum and it's subsequent abandonment of any attempt to keep chaos and lameness at bay through the use of stickies, I have less and less interest in participating.
It almost seems like dAdmin is purposefully trying to make the more of a joke than it already was.
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Thank you so much for your fave on [link] If you have some time please check out my gallery too! I will definitely do the same. if you like what you see please consider watching me. I really appreciate it If you reaaaaalllllyyy like it you can like my facebook page too [link] and i will <3 you forever! lol thank you thank you!
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In answer to your forum question: someone decided to completely reformat the photography forum, and in doing so, removed the stickied posts. Apparently, one of the admins kept links to all of them, but nothing has happened yet and the forum itself was full of "what camera is best" and "can you rate my photos".
You're not the only one that's confused...
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"You're not the only one that's confused..."
I see. Thanks for the reply. Interesting that we have gone from being essentially self moderated (through the inattention of dAdmin) to being tyrannically moderated (by a digital illustrator, no less) essentially overnight. While I've got nothing against digital illustrators per se, it seems that this one needs to step a little lighter (as it were).
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Glad you like the shot of the DJ. Cheers.
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Thanks kindly for the fav. Much appreciated. Nice gallery you have.
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Glad you like the portrait with the shopping bags. Cheers.
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Hi good morning.
Thank you for welcoming the group. I'm new here and I'm still adjusting.
I do not know if it is the right place to ask if it is forgiven ....
What should I do to upload a photo of your group?
Thank you again.
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1 - In your gallery, open the image you want to submit to the group.
2 - In the column of text next to the image, click on "+ Submit to a Group"
3 - From the pop-up window, make sure that "Submit to Group Gallery" is selected, and then select a group from the list.
Again, it is advised that you read the group's Submission Requirements document (it's on the group's home page) before submitting in order to make sure that the submitted image meets the group requirements.
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Thank you very much for the watch, Ron
Greetings
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Thank you very much for the fave on Death Valley, Dunes !
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