Here are two photos taken with an Infra Red filter, which blocks out all but IR light. These are amongst my first shots taken with the filter, and getting used to the right settings and processing work flow will take a while.

The results is quite interesting.

not sure what the scary looking watermark type streak across this photo is:

🙂

On my way home from Uni today, I passed a lorry on the M1 which belonged to a logistics company called Panic Transport.

http://www.panictransport.com/

silly :confused: :rolleyes:

If it helps, its actually an An-26 🙂

I don’t see how you could come to the conclusion that CRJs are the best regional aircraft around – and by that I mean I don’t understand how you can ‘rate’ aircraft and find a ‘best one’.

Yeah, what is written on paper i.e. the specifiactions of the aircraft may give you a first glance answer, but the issue, is it not, is whether an aircraft meets an airline’s needs? Each airline will need something that fits them best, so one model that works well and is the ‘best’ for one airline, won’t be suitable for another airline.

Adam… You’ve just reminded me I need a trip to London with my camera for a bit of shooting around the city! You’ve also proved the quality from point and shoot cameras these days can be superb!

With regard to the polarising filter, you’ll probably see the most dramatic benefit when the skies are either clear or when the cloud is patchy but the sky is still blue and there isn’t a lot of haze. Did you order the IR Filter in the end?

Paul

thanks Paul. Yep, I ordered the IR filter, and it was dispatched today from Germany, so may get it by the end of the week. I can’t wait. Did you buy yours? 🙂