Infrared Image Processing (Affinity Photo)

[@RodolfoVanzini]

Hi James, I wanted to thank you for your valuable and precious contribution to building my learning curve on Affinity Photo. I really appreciate your teaching. Thank you very much.

[@zoltanpuskas4722]

Thank you, James, very well done. Vey well explained and detailed.

[@johnhaynes9910]

Another excellent session James so thanks for that. I had one of my digital cameras converted for infrared a few months back, true not the best season perhaps but I have the Spring and Summer to lookforward to so very timely.

[@fraufuchs9555]

This was really helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@pete-c]

Very good tutorial, thanks for sharing

[@imzaazmi]

Wow.. 👀 Amazing.. Thank you for this tutorial 🙏👍

[@richardwebber6051]

Great video. Do you recommend creating a custom white balance as a first step?

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Thanks for the tutorial James. I was given some .dcp file by the company I bought my IR camera from. How do I install them? What should I do with them?

[@JamesRitson]

Hi Lawrence, unfortunately Photo doesn’t support DCP files at the moment (I’m assuming it’s a camera input file that you apply during RAW processing?). It will just be a transform matrix that provides a starting point, possibly to correct white balance among other things. It won’t do anything that isn’t possible to tweak natively in Photo I don’t think..

[@jorgecarloscaballero]

wow, excelente, tengo un par de ellas que me gustaría editar en Affinity en iPad. Además de hacer más y seguir el flujo de trabajo en el dispositivo.

[@tomgardner9963]

I have a camera with a 850nm filter fitted, is there a suggested B&W Workflow I can use?

[@fabriziocanale9768]

Hello James, may I ask you which 590 filter you use? I have some issues with my full spectrum camera and a Hoya orange filter YA3 that allows green light pass through. I’d like to buy another filter for false colors. I have also the Hoya IR72. Thanks, Fabrizio

[@rolandrick]

Hi James, awesome, many thanks for that. Pls may I ask, how you got 32 bit HDR images out of an alpha 6000? And what do I do wrong in the develop persona? Shifting shadows and highlights like you do here end up in total loss of any structure, raws getting kinda “muddy”.