Rollei retro 80s, 20 seconds, INFRARED

Very serene, I love how deep black the water edge is; then everything just fades to a misty grey...beautiful!

Thank you =)
Who knew that IR was possible in very foggy conditions, late afternoon in the autumn? =)

Almost looks like frosty conditions
An unfiltered photo can be seen here (I did one normal and one with the IR-filter attached):
http://www.apug.org/forums/members/...-80-iso-tetenal-ultrafin-1-20-11-minutes.html

Normalie , the 80s is not a ir film , is it not frost that you have take a picture. I work whit this film and a have never a ir look.
Ludo.

Sorry , a real ir film , filtert the fog away
ludo.

Strange comment, have you even looked at my answer? Rollei 80s is sensetive up to 750 nm (IR), I had a opaque (non-see trough) IR filter attached to the camera for this picture, temperature was 11 degrees Celsius plus, way to hot for frost. Check this photo for an example of a photo with no filter: http://www.apug.org/forums/members/...-80-iso-tetenal-ultrafin-1-20-11-minutes.html Many people use the 200s and the 400s for IR, even though their sensitivity stops at 750nm, it's perfectly usable. See this thread for more examples http://www.apug.org/forums/forum37/...lei-superpan-200-tetenal-ultrafin-anyone.html Instead of just stating "no ir", please explain what it is then. Maybe it doesn't cut trough the fog because it's sensitivity stops at 750 nm?