W/NW: Digital Infrared

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[Derek Leath]

Hello all.
I just had a Canon 7D converted by LifePixel. 830nm these are two test shots

Halloween_IR by Derek Leath, on Flickr

Street Closed_IR by Derek Leath, on Flickr

 

[AusDLK]

my problem with IR photography, film back when it was available, later with a X100 modified to full-spectrum, was that it was a gimmick in order to make boring landscape or still life scenes seem interesting. these were photographs I would never have taken otherwise. cool at first but rarely does it produce a memorable photograph.

I also think that the vast majority of people who might see an IR photograph have no clue that it's an in-camera effect and therefore dismiss it as Photoshopped. red grass? white trees?

Richard Mosse's IR series taken in the Congo is one noteable exception and I think that's largely because he included people in many of his photographs.

 

[zane0777]

 

[x-ray]

Ruins St Augustine Fl

 

[jonal928]

Nikon D800 IR

IMG_8673 S2 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr

IMG_8674 S2 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr

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[jonal928]

Nikon D200IR

_DSC0276 -1 S2 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr


_DSC0269 -1 S3 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr

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[jonal928]

Full Moon
Nikon D200IR

_DSC0264 -1 S3 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr

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