This infrared scene features a quiet back road in Pennsylvania.It is wonderful to find a place devoid of power lines and signs everywhere.
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This infrared scene features a quiet back road in Pennsylvania.It is wonderful to find a place devoid of power lines and signs everywhere.
That looks great in infrared !
sure does.
“devoid of power lines and signs everywhere” <–photographer's utopia. Congratulation on the find; lovely scene. The detail sure pops with infrared. I've never dabbled in, but would like to some day.
sometimes the worst light seems to be the best in infrared. its hard to explain.its easy for sure with the right camera or filter
Great Image. I love Infrared photography, but never seem to be able to do it right.
I have two nikon cameras that i use for infrared.an old d70 and a d200 that was converted by life pixel to shoot only infrared.I use photoshop and shoot raw but for infrared I use jpgs to do the black and white conversion because photoshop cant handle the raw data for some reason. The model of camera you use plays a big role in your results because some sensors handle infrared better than others.I used to use a filter just like you have but with the camera converted i can shoot handheld if I need too. Check out lifepixel.com for good info.
Must look into that. Thank you