

I picked up a book called, "The Complete Guide to Digital Infrared Photography". A good book but not as complete as I would like but a damn good foundation. I have found myself going back to this book over and over again as if I was reading a road map to infrared photography. The good thing about it was I found a member of DA featured in the book,
So if you are interested you can come along for the ride. I plan on updating this journal with my test, failures and success. So, as I learn you can learn as well as talk about things in an somewhat open forum.
So far I've taken a hand full of shots, 2 I feel are good to post so I have them here for you all to view and give me pointers.
Shadow of the Sun

Editing for these were short and sweet. Mode>Grayscale and then Adjustment Layer>Levels and Adjustment Layer>Brightness/Contrast
Here is my starting point.

Somerset Winter

Here is one of my latest post.
And it's starting point

So I fell short of my goal in capturing the awesome colors seem in some IR image but I will keep at it.
Oh by the by looks like I have a domain and a new Company name that I can stick with. SurrealeyeStudio
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Your first tries here look just like mine did before figuring out the custom WB part of it all.
By the way, I fixed the link in the journal.
Can't wait to see the results.
Are you focusing with the filter off, switching to manual focus, then carefully screwing the filter on?