• petrochemistpanorama_fish_eye
    208 posts
    2 years ago

    These days I mainly shoot false colour IR, but many prefer the B&W look which was about all I could manage before I had a converted body. So we should have a thread for them:

    Here's a hand held panorama shot via a 720 filter on a stock K100d
    live.staticflickr.com/5338/8858770169_68fea72c51_b.jpg

    Infra red Panorama by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

  • royphotogpanorama_fish_eye
    27 posts
    2 years ago

    I love it, I have a converted canon powershot G12 and while I do like color IR for it almost infinite possibilities, I do tend to like B&W better.

  • BarbaraJpanorama_fish_eye
    1 post
    2 years ago

    Lovely shot. Still working out which reply button :D)

  • petrochemistpanorama_fish_eye
    208 posts
    2 years ago

    Thanks Barbara,
    FWIW I only see a reply button lower right of posts which seems to work fine on both the computers I use for the forum (this Windows laptop & my Linux based Raspberry Pi at home)
    Edit - Now I've seen the ones at the top & extreme bottom which reply to the thread (no quote)

  • petrochemistpanorama_fish_eye
    208 posts
    2 years ago

    Thanks Roy, this shot was taken with a unmodified camera which can only manage IR with 720nm & longer filters (or the visual portion completely obscures any IR) so has limited options for false colour.
    After my initial experiments with the K100d, I tried a cheap Sony DSC V1 which gave IR in nightshot mode (provided the filter adapter wasn't screwed in all the way)
    live.staticflickr.com/5449/9624720170_71319858d3_b.jpg

    nightshot ir DSC00575a by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

    The limitations of that soon persuaded me to splash out on a pre-converted Panasonic GF2 that was reasonably cheap on e-bay due to cosmetic damage.
    I've used it in both monochrome & false colour images
    live.staticflickr.com/3774/13768285235_0519863863_b.jpg

    Dereham from the windmill by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr
    Despite the lack of a built in viewfinder That camera fed my IR bug for over 5 years, and it still gets outing occasionally when my converted A7ii is too bulky/heavy.

    The added weight of FF has meant I've not always had IR filters with me when IR subjects pop up. Fortunately it seems a variable ND at it's darkest setting makes a reasonable substitute for a 850nm filter:
    live.staticflickr.com/65535/50746448723_bd704e8c07_b.jpg

    PK 28mm vari ND by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

    I find it's not just in infra red that B&W can have an extra impact, but as yet I've not really made enough of the option of converting to monochrome. Even shooting predominately in JPEG I prefer to shoot in a colour mode & convert to B&W afterwards. Like false colour IR it just increases the options to emphasize the parts that caught your eye.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Old Whitesville Schoolhouse Yard, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 653.4 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Old Santee Canal, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 405.9 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Charleston, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 389.2 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • HaroldC3panorama_fish_eye
    40 posts
    2 years ago

    A few I've shot this year. I tend to shoot 590nm and convert to B&W using Silver Efex Pro 2.

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    JPG, 3.8 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.6 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

    IMG_2734_Panorama-2560px.jpg

    JPG, 2.3 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.0 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.2 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.4 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.4 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.1 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.

  • petrochemistpanorama_fish_eye
    208 posts
    2 years ago

    Some really dramatic skies there!
    IR is always good for skies, but I don't think I've got anything that matches those.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Magnolia Gardens, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 497.2 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Charleston, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 459.5 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Summerville, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 564.6 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • jomanpanorama_fish_eye
    164 posts
    2 years ago

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    Magnolia Gardens Rice Field, South Carolina.

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    JPG, 511.2 KB, uploaded by joman 2 years ago.

  • JimKassonpanorama_fish_eye
    1738 posts
    2 years ago

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    GFX 50R. LifePixel modded, 950 nm filter, Rodenstock 180mm/f/5.6 HR Digaron.

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    JPG, 108.1 KB, uploaded by JimKasson 2 years ago.

  • petrochemistpanorama_fish_eye
    208 posts
    2 years ago

    Very nice Jim!

  • Athenapanorama_fish_eye
    118 posts
    2 years ago

    Here's one from the Stanley Park seawall in Vancouver. Full spectrum camera and shot with a Blue/IR filter but the colour conversion wasn't working for me so I went for a monochrome treatment.

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    JPG, 997.7 KB, uploaded by Athena 2 years ago.

  • HaroldC3panorama_fish_eye
    40 posts
    2 years ago

    Let it rain, let it rain...
    Canon EOS M6, 590nm, SilverEfexPro2

    IMG_2965V2-2560px.jpg

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    JPG, 2.0 MB, uploaded by HaroldC3 2 years ago.