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Cámara Samsung ST1000 desprovista de filtro en sensor. Filtro externo IR: 808-1064 NM
(No deja pasar luz visible 400-750 nm)
Taken with a Canon EOS 50D converted to infrared 720nm.
Abberton Reservoir, Essex, England - 2nd September, 2023
Dura e pura:) nella mia ricerca del minimal attraverso contrasti tonali estremi questa immagine la trovo interessante per i diversi piani focali presenti e particolarmente per l’albero in primo piano, il profilo dello stesso viene ricostruito e completato dal ns. cervello...
Nel parco del Castello di Masino
Leica IIIc (1941) + Summar 50mm f/2 (1938) + Rollei RPX 400 INFRARED + filtro Leitz IR (infrared) (1950) + esposizione regola del 16 aumentando di 5 stop
Dat's why they ain't yellow, like they should be.
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A very enjoyable outing to meet up with some fellow 365ers including previous members (my husband) Paul, Margaret (Blue Duck) and her husband joined us too. The weather could have been kinder but didn't dampen our enjoyment. We enjoyed a convivial lunch at The Mill at Elstead after the shoot. I'm happy to arrange another date later in the year for the heather or autumn colour.
I visited the Ringling Museum in Sarasota yesterday. Spectacular property! The grounds there are just amazing.
I thought this row of royal palms would make a striking infrared. I just love how straight and perfect royal palms are.
Infrared converted Sony A6000 with Sony E 16mm F2.8 mounted with the Sony Ultra Wide Converter. HDR AEB +/-2 total of 3 exposures at F8, 16mm, auto focus and processed with Photomatix HDR software.
I'm happy to call this an experiment, and even happier that it succeeded. When I arrived at the Cape Bruny Lighthouse it was still well before dawn. In the cold darkness (with the aid of a small flashlight) I started to plan what shots I would take when the sun's first rays appeared. In my bag was the little converted compact camera I use for monochromatic infrareds.
Infrared light is beyond the visible spectrum and can't be seen with the naked eye or your typical camera. My hunch was that even before the visible sun's rays appeared to my eye infrared might be able to be captured by my converted Panasonic DMC-TZ40 compact camera. So I pointed where I guessed the sun would rise, and the result is reproduced here. In the next infrared photograph you'll see what appears in the lower dark portion of this photo.
It reminds me that even in darkness, when light appears, it cannot be quenched.
Infrared photography of a tree in Heapey, Lancashire.
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An infrared/red shot from the Bluedot Festival last weekend at Jodrell Bank Observatory, colours as they come out of the camera.
Full spectrum converted camera with a Wratten 25A red filter to allow just red and infrared light through.
Another infrared image this time processed in a plug in Intensify, b and w strong detail.
The gardens have been planted with deep red pelargoniums so a colour photo will be posted before the summer is over, I'm sure.