How to Edit B&W Infrared Photos - a 10 Minute Tutorial

[@marvinspates924]

The photos are very beautiful!!!👍👍👍

[@louisewelcomephotography]

Thank you so much Marvin 🙏

[@benharveyphotography]

Check you out getting fancy with the video and photo editing. Bring on the sunshine for more IR in 2023!

[@louisewelcomephotography]

Lol, learning from the master oh wise one 🙏. Yeah, not having to lug huge amounts of kit around…. Bring it on Harvey!

[@SteveMillerPhotography]

Thanks for sharing your editing walk through , great IR images 👍

[@louisewelcomephotography]

You are welcome. There are so many ways of doing the same thing though it’s very personal. Have a good day Steve 😊

[@derekjones-xp2kf]

Thank you, Louise. Very helpful.

[@louisewelcomephotography]

Thanks Derek. Have fun playing with your photos.

[@kevingoodwin8435]

Very interesting and useful having just had an older camera converted to IR this week for b/w shooting in RAW. Haven’t taken my first images yet in this weather. No need to adjust WB either in camera or post then as I am working in RAW and b/w?

[@louisewelcomephotography]

@@kevingoodwin8435 nope… just remember that the raws look pink normally in PS or LR but will look b and w on the back of your screen. Enjoy it, it’s fun 😉

[@sotonrob]

Great edit Louise 👍

[@louisewelcomephotography]

Cheers Rob. Had to tech myself how to use the new screen recording software for this. Easier than I thought 😁

[@rjm-w3616]

What type of IR conversion, 720, 850 or full spectrum. Great images

[@lightbox617]

I greatly appreceat your persistence in make the controles your. A hundred Japanese engineers can do a lot for you but it is still their choices and not yours.

[@louisewelcomephotography]

That’s very true!

[@MrAkagrim]

Great video...but use adjustment layers, vs duplicate layers. Much more forgiving and easily applied or removed.

[@louisewelcomephotography]

@@MrAkagrim will explore… thank you 🙏

[@MrAkagrim]

@@louisewelcomephotography welcome. Adjustment layers...you can create a dodge and burn for the road, the trees, the leaves...all separate. You can group them also. Much more powerful for editing. And.you can turn each one on or off.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

what cutoff number is your camera converted too? looks sort of low like 700-750nm? I am still learning alot of IR, just curious on what yours is

[@louisewelcomephotography]

Hello, 720mn. I only do B and W but it still can do the false colour if I want it to. These guys were invaluable as was their website, just helped me unpack a few things: www.protechrepairs.co.uk/infrared_conversion_-_filter_choices.html