Infrared Inspiration

[@kbqvist]

Thanks for pointing to this *striking* collection :-) and congratulations on your own work!

[@richardgrant418]

Great range and ** excellent explanations of the techniques that were used. Overall a very inspiring video A suggestion: even the larger images only cover around two thirds of the available screen, when there’s 3 per frame a lot less If you do a similar video in the future - I hope (!) …it would be great if they were closer to full screen But overall, a very big Thank You 🙏🏽

[@WilliamBeam]

Rob, thanks for a look at the, eh, striking photos. It's good to see your fine work recongnized.

[@jcat5150]

Striking (🔔) video.

[@MacM545]

Please consider something very fascinating which can be done using full spectrum. With one image taken using a hot mirror, and a second using Infrared (be careful not to move the camera between photos, so use a tripod and try whenever there's a still scene without wind and movement) combine the images using the Color or Luminosity blending mode in Photoshop. If the white balance for each is exactly right- might need to be B&W for Infrared, the results can be otherworldly! Ideal is to synchronize two identical cameras with the same lenses.

[@robshea]

Interesting. I will add this to my list.

[@DelosJohnson]

Thank you, Rob. It was great seeing you recognized for your work in NIR.

[@MsOnce4all]

But you didn't say "striking" on the only shot with lightning! Thanks for the inspiration. Gorgeous photos.

[@photonsonpixels]

Yes, striking is the right word!

[@MisterPablo]

Really nice video! Just purchased my Kolaris pocket thanks to your reviews and you answering a couple of questions I have over IG (so thank you about that), and this video gave me so many ideas of places I want to go around my house to try it out!

[@robshea]

IR Photo Essay winners - more stunning images! kolarivision.com/1st-place-winner-for-ir-photo-essay-touching-the-sublime-by-tomas-jirku kolarivision.com/2nd-place-winner-for-ir-photo-essay-ir-chitecture-by-antoine-nobile/ kolarivision.com/3rd-place-winner-for-ir-photo-essay-fairy-tale-of-prague-by-vladimir-migutin/

[@frecadore86]

Amazing video!

[@yann-philippe]

Thanks :)

[@JanneRanta]

What happens if you use ND filter on a converted body? Does it block IR light in the same amount as visible light?

[@robshea]

Theoretically, yes. Kolari Vision offers NDs filters which are "Optically engineered to be the most neutral filter in the visible light spectrum and beyond into the infrared range." I don't know how much effort other manufacturers put into keeping their ND filters color neutral in the IR portion of the spectrum. I will be trying these in the future. I'd like to do some long exposure work in IR. Also, I have some f/1.4 lenses I want to shoot wide-open, which can be challenging in full daylight, requiring shutter speeds faster than my camera supports.

[@MrBillkaz]

Lol my "striking" word is the word magnificent" I had a counter on that for the Times a type that in on Instagram lol. You are not alone lol I need to get a thesaurus. Striking lol video jk\

[@photobobo]

It's a bull, you are not going to get any milk.