Infra Red

[Tersha]

It’s been a while since we’ve seen many infra red shots, so ….

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love this Diane. Looks like a dreamland – very magical 🙂

[Tersha]

Thanks Dahlia, that’s what I thought, too.

[JasenkaG]

Hi Tersha, I’ve never experimented with infra red, but this looks really interesting, I’ll definitely try to shoot something like this!

I agree with Dahlia, this landscape looks pretty magical in infra red 🙂

[Tersha]

Thanks Jasenka, infra red is fun, and you can use it when it’s really bright outside.

[John Thompson]

So very well done Diane!  I love the “feel” this image provides.  Do you have a converted camera for IR?

[Tersha]

Thanks John, I have a Canon 50D, converted for IR, it makes it much easier than filters. I haven’t used it for a while though, and I posted this to inspire myself, as well as others!

[Robert Apple]

I have a EM1 M1 i have thought about getting converted, just didnt know how much I would use it. got me thinking about it again.

[John Thompson]

Diane I have a D2x I was thinking of converting.  I have found a good place to do the conversion and I just need to figure out what I want done, and come up with the money of course!

[Robert Apple]

IR Flower, lens filter and IR conversion in Photoshop.

[Tersha]

This is beautiful Robert, so sharp, and a lovely feel to it.

[bucweeet]

Really nice Robert!

[bucweeet]

Here’s a few that may not have the ‘normal’ infrared processing done….

This one is processed in PS with LR adjustments added later

These next two have been processed in LR only and I’m not sure which version I prefer…

This somewhat comical one which has been rotated CW…

Or the original….

[David Chesterfield]

From a  point and shoot that I had converted to 655nm.

 

[John Thompson]

Very nice David.

[Tersha]

scots pine, reprocessed using split toning …

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