Infrared (IR) Image gallery

From the North Short of Pittsburgh:

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GlimmerMan wrote in post #19432586
From the North Short of Pittsburgh:

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Excellent! The rower brings the shot over the top.

Infrared turns people into zombies. Skin and eyes look awful.

Full spectrum, 720nm filter. Her blouse was black...

^ Yes it does, which is why I avoid IR portraiture. People in scenes far enough away from the main subject come out OK. But if IR people close-up isn't scary looking enough, you might not ever want to try UV portraits.

DavidWatts wrote in post #19432694
Excellent! The rower brings the shot over the top.

Thanks sir. She did NOT appreciate the photo. Ha ha.

I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do with IR/UV/Full Spectrum. I converted my 60D and I think I'll mount it to my telescope at some point soon. In the meantime, I'm taking random pictures. Where I live, it's easy to stand in the middle of a street without any risk of getting run over. Centerline shots are easy to come by. This is called "Roller Coaster Road" and you can see why.

This is on a full spectrum conversion, using a 720nm filter. I adjusted the exposure to bring up the shadows and desaturated it quite a bit. Other than that, it's kinda straight-out-of-camera.

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Just a tree in a field...

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Lovely colors and composition

InPhoto wrote in post #19435410
Lovely colors and composition

Thanks mate!

I just got my Fuji X-T3 back from being converted to full spectrum. I took it out this evening with an IRChrome filter. The 16-80mm f4 lens and 55-200mm f3.8-4.5 lens both work quite well. I've rounded out my lenses for IR with a 14mm f2.8.

The color is a little more orange than I was expecting so I'm going to have to experiment with it and see if I can get it to be redder. Not sure but either way I'm happy with the color.

A couple of images from my visit this afternoon to Palouse Falls State Park in SE Washington state. Full spectrum with IRChrome filter.

Nice colors on the rocks!

HaroldC3 wrote in post #19436345
A couple of images from my visit this afternoon to Palouse Falls State Park in SE Washington state. Full spectrum with IRChrome filter.

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Looks like you got the same near end-of-day two main shots I got of those falls (I didn't shoot them in IR like you did). Sure need to watch your step up there! Nice hike to that second straight-on shot. The geological history of the area is interesting. The canyon and all surrounding lands were carved out in single day megafloods tens of thousands of years ago. The waterfall is about all that remains of those events locally plus some scattered lakes in several surrounding states.

Source: Glacial Lake Missoula Megafloods https://en.wikipedia.o​rg/wiki/Missoula_flood​s

digging out some older pics for processing again, came across this shot:

Covered Bridge in Western PA:

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