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"Capturing Infrared"

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Vivek

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Rohit, I love your captures but the output resembles regular visible light B/W than have any IR characteristics. I guess it is because of the PP you choose?
 
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Satrycon

Well-known member
850nm is more contrasty on this a5100 kolari camera, i also have a kolari converted nikon S1, which is 720nm and less contrasty, but rarely use it these days

i do add some contrast though to make things pop

here is a shot with the 850nm sony, same settings...as you can see its pure infrared ;) ;)







Vivek said:
Rohit, I love your captures but the output resembles regular visible light B/W than have any IR characteristics. I guess it is because of the PP you choose?
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f6cvalkyrie

f6cvalkyrie

Well-known member
from my Full spectrum G1 with an external 850nm filter ...







first and second are panoramic stitches ...

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Rafael
 
Shashin

Shashin

Well-known member
Our forest with an unmodified Fuji X Pro2 and 850nm cut-on filter. The spring foliage is just about in.

 
darr

darr

Well-known member


Hi Everyone,
It has been too long since I could get some playtime with my IR 590 converted Fuji, so today I took it for a walk in the backyard.
I truly love IR black & white, but the color in the sky made this image a tad more interesting IMHO.
Hope you all are doing well, and thank you for all the lovely work you post.

Kind regards,
Darr
 
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