The Infrared Image Thread

[Petrochemist]

An infrared image of the Sydney skyline taken from the window of our hotel while serving our mandatory two weeks quarantine on our return to Australia.
View attachment 879336 Sydney Skyline (Infrared)

Looks like an interesting view, but no doubt it will get boring over the course of two weeks

 

[Petrochemist]

Good Evening,

Another session at the old barn; used the Laowa 7.5mm f2 C-Dreamer with E-PM1 (IR 720nm Mod).

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Edd

The last of those is fantastic!

 

[Roboticspro]

The last of those is fantastic!

Thank you Mike, most appreciated...this is such a big change for me to move from FF (5Dsr) to this format, much to learn in the transition. And this website/forum along with the members have been a very positive motivation for me as well.

Regards,

Edd

 

[Diamondback]

An infrared image of the Sydney skyline taken from Breakfast Point across Kendall Bay.

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https://flic.kr/p/2kP7NGJ

 

[Diamondback]

Our local foreshore walk.

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Breakfast Point River Walk (Infrared)

 

[Diamondback]

A different take on processing an infrared image using ACR and the CLiR panel and neural filter in Photoshop.

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Eagleview Walking Trail

 

[ektar]

Ignore...my bad.

 

[PakkyT]

^^^^^
Some sort of strangeness on the image. It came through on my thread notification email, but it comes up as a broken image link on the forum.

I see it fine. Must be something on your end.

 

[ektar]

Yeah, works now. Beats me...

 

[Diamondback]

Two different approaches to post-processing 720nm infrared images of our local community hall.

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BP Community Hall (IR)

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BP Community Hall (IR)

 

[ektar]

^^^^^
I like both of those, but I think I like the second one without adding back greens better.

 

[Diamondback]

Experimenting with colour adjustments to a 720 nm IR image.

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Country Club Pergola

 

[ektar]

^^^^^
Okay, that's wild-a**. I like it!

 

[Diamondback]

^^^^^
Okay, that's wild-a**. I like it!

Thanks. Based on comments from my wife I am finding that IR colour transformations are a personal taste. We must be of a similar mindset about this.

 

[Diamondback]

Path to our local ferry wharf. Image processed to simulate an 830nm filter using a 720nm converted E-M1.1.

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Walk to Cabarita Ferry Wharf

 

[ektar]

Thanks. Based on comments from my wife I am finding that IR colour transformations are a personal taste. We must be of a similar mindset about this.

Well, I really like the one just above. I never shot IR film, but my tastes are informed by that style. The combination of not wanting to use filters to get to B&W IR and not fully grasping the color thing is why I had mine converted monochrome. I admire the creativity, and the full-spectrum can be stunning.

 

[Diamondback]

Local clubhouse at 720nm.

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Breakfast Point Waterfront Country Club

 

[ektar]

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[Diamondback]

The attached images was an experiment to see how much colour I could extract from a 720 nm infrared image post-process using the CLiR panel in Photoshop. The first image had in-camera WB, specific DCP profile for the camera and basic tonal adjustments in Lightroom applied. It was then edited in Photoshop as described above.

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Breakfast Point Country Club

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Breakfast Point Country Club

 

[ektar]

So, was the extraction of a color image just an exercise?