Quasi Infrared

eesparx · 31st of December 2007 (Mon)

Experimenting with a quasi infrared effect. Before image processed entirely with Lightroom; after image extremely enhanced with CS2 & then tweaked again with Lightroom. Vignetting is intentional.

I know the first image needs more work.

C & C most welcome.

Before

After

Mike-DT6 · 1st of January 2008 (Tue)

Interesting experiment. I like the first shot. I'm not so sure about the second one because it emphasizes the snowy mountains even more and reduces even further the perceived depth of the photograph.

Mike

lehayes · 2nd of January 2008 (Wed)

Nice photo, hope you don't mind me playing. Here's a version using the infrared filter under the Black & White adjustment layer in Photoshop CS3, plus a little tweaking with the dodge tool.

eesparx · 2nd of January 2008 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike-DT6

Interesting experiment. I like the first shot. I'm not so sure about the second one because it emphasizes the snowy mountains even more and reduces even further the perceived depth of the photograph.

Mike

I hadn't noticed the reduced depth of field. You are quite correct and I appreciate the comment.

Mike-DT6: No problem; I like the effect.

31st of December 2007 (Mon)	#1
eesparx Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Colorado Posts: 129	Quasi Infrared Experimenting with a quasi infrared effect. Before image processed entirely with Lightroom; after image extremely enhanced with CS2 & then tweaked again with Lightroom. Vignetting is intentional. I know the first image needs more work. C & C most welcome. Before After __________________ If it's stationary or moves, I shoot it. However, no amount of love or money will get me to shoot a wedding or any other special occasion.

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Mike-DT6 Goldmember Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: The Jurassic Coast, Dorset, England. Posts: 3,885	Re: Quasi Infrared Interesting experiment. I like the first shot. I'm not so sure about the second one because it emphasizes the snowy mountains even more and reduces even further the perceived depth of the photograph. Mike __________________ . Gear \| Flickr \| Website \| Twitter If at first you don't succeed, lose your temper and smash it to pieces. .

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lehayes Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Iowa Posts: 95 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Quasi Infrared Nice photo, hope you don't mind me playing. Here's a version using the infrared filter under the Black & White adjustment layer in Photoshop CS3, plus a little tweaking with the dodge tool. __________________ Larry Midwest Freelance Photography Canon IR Digital Rebel, 20D, 40D, 100-400 L IS, 70-200 f2.8 L, 24-70 f2.8 L, 100mm Macro f2.8, 50mm Macro f2.5, 50mm f1.4, 17-85mm IS, 10-22mm f3.5-4.5, 1.4x TC, 420ex, 580ex, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Lightroom & other assorted goodies..

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