Dmitri_Markine

A few of my clients did. Just look for sellers with feedback of at least 20 and make sure they've sold a few dresses before. You should pay about $140-250 with shipping. Anything less and you won't receive anything . Just use your visa. Quality is a bit questionable and I hear they fall apart pretty quick,but if you just need it for 1 day or the TTD session then you'll be fine. It will take a month for the dress to come in as they will make it based on your measurements.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Kits55 If you read the entire thread you would have seen that I don't mind the B&W IR but rather it's the color IR I hate. You will also see examples of the color IR. I spent months and months looking for a photographer and am insulted and offended that you would insinuate I would randomly pick a photographer. If you read the rest of the thread you would also see that I went to his studio to look at the thousands of pictures he has that are not on his website. On his website there are only 2 IR photos out of 6 pages. That to me is not representative of his work. It was not my intention to offend you and I apologize if something I said here sounded bad. You've posted a few times on this board about your problems with this particular free photographer and even PM'ed me for an advice. I made my comments only based on that.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Morgan a few posts above she posted his reply that he did use an IR converted camera. I think using them in weddings is a recent trend. He does have some other IR on his wesite. It's not a trend I was aware of. I certainly don't know anyone who ever used it for weddings. It's quite easy to replicate it in photoshop too(well at least for me) However, I did just visited his website to see the big photos and I think he does indeed uses an IR camera. A lot of pictures there seems to be done that way. It is his style and there's nothing wrong about it as he's clearly showing it to his clients. So in this case, I think he just did what he always does and it's too bad Kits55 hired him before looking at his work.

This is the first time I hear about using IR converted camera for weddings! It's mostly used for landscapes. I doubt he really did this as that would be a bit insane. He probably just used photoshop to do it. A few Photoshop plug-ins can achieve similar effect. On the other hand, you should have looked at his portfolio if he has similar images in there, then that's his style and he was under impression this is what you hired him for. All of us have different styles and are known for it. If he doesn't anything similar on his website, you can approach him and tell them that what he gave you is different from the examples on his website. The more experience the photographer, the more consistent are the images. When photographers first start out, they tend to try many things to see what works for them. Sometimes this can be dangerous because weddings are not the best time to try new things. Good luck!

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