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Centennial Park in IR
As an early Birthday present, I was lucky enough to receive some excellent new toys: a Cokin P filter holder, some grad ND filters, and a Cokin 89B IR filter (equivalent transmission to the common Hoya R72 as I understand). Someone knows me well
C&C appreciated, particularly in regard to the processing of images. All were shot with the Tokina 12-24, which I now know has a big IR hotspot in the centre top of the frame. Many thanks to DaveB for the PS action on his website. Maroubra: 
Centennial Park: 
 So join in the chorus, and sing it one and all!
Patrick
I love the last shot! I can see why you took it. I guess you are using the D70 fore these? Even though I'm yet to try it I believe the D200 has even less sensitivity to IR light than the D70. Pity. Regards
Matt. K
Cheers Colin and Matt.
These were shot with a D70, and I've heard the same thing about D200s. Next time I'm shooting IR I will use higher ISOs more often, long shutter speeds can be difficult to work with, especially on a windy day. So join in the chorus, and sing it one and all!
Peter
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Well done!
My favourite's probably out of the 3rd/4th: the colours in the 2nd are a bit too disturbing even for me! 
I'm glad the action's been useful: it was always intended as a starting point for people's experiments.
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