Infrared shooters?
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I'm using 350D with swapped hot glass and 760nm IR filter.
Waiting for new 590nm filter for another camera body.
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What color would be black people in infrared?
Any good guides on how to start with Infrared photography?
>>2797188
Anybody with IR Pics at night? I want to know if it looks like actual nigh vision goggles.
Also you can play with IR lasers and illuminators.
>>2797887
it's near IR and looks loke just boring BnW night photo.
>>2797869
Check this site!
http://www.lifepixel.com
I've followed DIY tutorials to replace filter.
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>>2798000
thanks! did you use their IR filter or did you buy another one?
>>2798011
I got my own ( round ) and cut a piece from it. China filter from aliexpress.
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>>2797869
Buy 720nm IR filter, either get a camera that nas a weak ir cut filter in it (older ones and point and shoots tend to be more lenient) and make 3-15s exposures with that or replace the camera's fiter as per millions of online guides or send it somewhere that does. 850nm filters give a BW, very outlandish look. Also longer exposure times required. 720nm will let some visible red light through, most ir images you see are via a 720 with the red channel changed to something more showy like teal or blue.
I started with a canon PowerShot570i and a diy ir filter from 3 pieces of overexposed C41 film with 4sec exposures in full sunlight at iso100. 3 pieces give more of a 850nm look, 2 pieces let more red through, nearer the 720 one. Experiment with shittier cameras before converting something expensive/useful.
>>2797887
Common misconception. NV sees IR light but it also sees visible. It just amplifies existing light, if you're not using an IR illuminator. A modern DSLR with a fast lens wide open and max iso b/w converted to greenscale(is that even a word) instead of grayscale will look 100% what a nv shot looks like. Same with ir photos with the channels switched to only display shades of green.
It's green b/c of the phospholuminescent material they used in older NVs, it's not a rule that nv must be green.
Actually, just went out to try infrared for the first time. I don't know what the fuck I'm doing. Color balance got totally messed up. Too much movement in the trees. Advice please.
Hoya R72 filter.
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>>2798408
>Too much movement in the trees
No way man, I love it. The movement adds to the dreaminess of IR, nice shot friendo
>>2798408
This is tight
>>2798408
Honestly, i love the effect of the trees in this pic
>>2798744
Yes, I even made a crude step by step on a flickr for a friend - here it is, along with a few test snapshits, all taken with a tripod, 3-13s. The point and shoot's optics have a different focusing point for IR and for visible light, thus most came out blurry, and kn the 720nm equivalent two-layer filter you can see objects in redscale focused correctly and the ir-reflecting plantlife being blurry. Stopping the aperture down helped but increased exposure times.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/100902159@N03/9613065769/
Fully exposed (taken out of the canister in full sunlight) c41 film, when developed, lets ir through. You'll obviously get a larger filter diameter with 120 film. I used Kodak ColorPlus 200, dunno about other films. It's not much cheaper than just buying a used ir filter on ebay, mind you.
>>2798744
With glass cutter :3
>>2798408
I really like this picture, it's amazing
>>2798408
Wish there was more detail in the structure. It looks muddy and a bit gross. Love the colors and tones, and the swishy trees though.
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Sigma 10-20 is very blurry in IR, but Canon 40 STM is my best lens for it.
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>>2798946
Channel swap ( red <-> blue )
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quick test shot I made from an old dslr I converted to full spectrum, as in I opened it up and just removed the hotmirror.
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IR photos always fascinated me. I read somewhere that Pentax has weaker IR cut filter in their cameras for who knows what. Maybe it's to improve the natural colors?
But I just checked it with liveview and the TV remote and the IR led lights up!
I can do IR photos without converting my K-3 although with longer exposures!
My question is, what are the differences between IR filters? Apart from the wavelength range, I know what that means.
How the differences show up in actual photos?
Please take this seriously, I'm hyped as fuck over it.
>>2799556
>differences between IR filters
Brand vs unbrander or 590nm vs 720nm?
>>2799592
Well I meant the different wavelength filters, but seeing the price differences I'd like to know the brand vs cheap chinese difference.
>>2799595
For wavelength you can search flickr with "___nm infrared" - there will be tons of samples. Most popular is 720nm, but there are also 590, 620, 680, 760, 820.
>>2799602
Not variable. My variable one is clear for IR lights )
>>2799607
I mean as cutting more of the visible spectrum than of the IR band.
>>2797188
Took these last summer just to get the feel for it, have much bigger plans with models and whatnot once everything is in bloom
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>>2799617
another, these are film btw
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>>2799618
Which ir film is this?
>>2799625
http://filmphotographyproject.com/store/135-infrared-fpp-color-infrared
It's a little pricey but I think it was really fun to shoot, definitely adds a bit of dimension to your portfolio. just used a yellow 12 filter on a 24mm for just about every shot I took. here's my load frame, thought it was kind of neat even if unusable
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A while back I bought some agfa MF IR film. My question is: how do I meter for it?
>>2799738
I'm using almost normal shutter with modified camera +-1EV.
>>2799607
Dropped the cheapshit option and got a 680nm filter on evilbay. Description says it's the equivalent of the Hoya R70.
Seller was from UK, description said it was manufactured in UK, receipt was from Germany. I bet it will come via a slow ship from China.
I modded a Sony DSCF-828 to shoot in infrared years ago. The IR filter in that camera is something you can just break & remove with no ill effects. I put a Hoya r70 on it.
