Nikon Coolpix P900 Infrared test from my balcony

Uploaded by: DavidInSATX

Tuesday October 6, 2015

San Antonio, TX (Current Weather Conditions)

Caption: This is for anyone thinking of trying out Infrared Photography. Your results will vary. This is a test of an unmodified Nikon P900 with only a Hoya R72 filter held in front of the lens on the right frames and in auto color balance on the top and in B&W mode on the bottom. The camera IR blocking filter passes just enough IR and the R72 blocks visible light from deep red to UV or your basic rainbow colors to get the characteristic glow on the green leaves on the trees

Image Description:

Manufacturer: NIKON

Model: COOLPIX P900

Software: PhotoScape

YCbCr Positioning: Centered

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Padding: 2060 bytes undefined data

X-Resolution: 72

Y-Resolution: 72

Resolution Unit: Inch

Exposure Time: 1/800 sec.

F-Number: f/4.0

Exposure Program: Normal program

ISO Speed Ratings: 100

Exif Version: Exif Version 2.3

Components Configuration: Y Cb Cr -

Compressed Bits per Pixel: 4

Exposure Bias: -0.30 EV

Maximum Aperture Value: 2.90 EV (f/2.7)

Metering Mode: Pattern

Light Source: Fine weather

Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode

Focal Length: 18.7 mm

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Sub-second Time (Original): 00

Sub-second Time (Digitized): 00

FlashPixVersion: FlashPix Version 1.0

Color Space: sRGB

Pixel X Dimension: 4608

Pixel Y Dimension: 3456

File Source: DSC

Scene Type: Directly photographed

Custom Rendered: Normal process

Exposure Mode: Auto exposure

White Balance: Manual white balance

Digital Zoom Ratio: 0.00

Focal Length in 35mm Film: 105

Scene Capture Type: Standard

Gain Control: High gain down

Contrast: Normal

Saturation: Normal

Sharpness: Normal

Subject Distance Range: Unknown

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