"Capturing Infrared"

[Alan]

D800fs / IR Chrome filter

 

[Alan]

D800fs / IR Chrome filter

 

[scho]

I revisited a few of my old IR images shot about 7 years ago with the NEX 5N and 12/2.8 Touit. That was probably the best little lens I've used for IR with an APS-C camera.

 

[Satrycon]

Leitz Elmar 35mm LTM [1946] on EOS-RP infrared 850nm

 

[scho]

Four shot pano using Sony a7C with Fotodiox Vertex adapter with Mamiya 645 N 80/2.8 lens with 850 nm IR pass filter

 

[scho]

Four shot pano using Sony a7C with Fotodiox Vertex adapter with Mamiya 645 N 80/2.8 lens with 850 nm IR pass filter

Same test scene but with a 720 nm IR pass filter.

 

[ggibson]

Not too much different from what I can see, maybe a bit brighter foliage.

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Shooting IR with a Full Spectrum Panasonic G1 and an 850nm filter on the kitlens ...

Cemetery "Dieweg" in Brussels, Belgium

Stay safe,
Rafael

 

[ggibson]

Sigma DP1m Full Spectrum Infrared
Hoya Green X1 with Custom WB
Foveon Blue Color Mode
Ricoh GW-3 wide angle conversion lens

I picked up the wide angle lens to try in infrared. I know many have used this Ricoh lens with the DP1m to some degree of success. At web resolution, the results look OK, but corner performance is smeared and I feel like overall image quality/sharpness suffers a bit. I was shooting wide open for the most part though, due to dim forest conditions.


Forest Corridor by Graham Gibson, on Flickr


Ferns along the stream by Graham Gibson, on Flickr

 

[ggibson]

Radiant foliage by Graham Gibson, on Flickr

 

[ggibson]

The Godswood by Graham Gibson, on Flickr