Infrared images

[setvak]

Infrared images - visible and near-IR sample from GX100

This weekend I played a bit with my GX100 and IR filter (Kenko R72), here is one sample pair of images - the first one taken in normal visible light, and the second one in infrared:

As always, the brightest in the near-IR is the vegetation ...

The IR image is taken without any modification of the camera, using full aperture and 0.3 s exposure (at ISO80).

Martin

 

[setvak]

Infrared timelapse

... and not to forget, I also tried a timelapse movie in the infrared, it is already on my timelapse website
http://www.setvak.cz/timelapse/timelapse.html
as the most recent case there. No "science", just fun

 

[ZDP-189]

Great work. I love the subject and composition. The IR really adds to it.

 

[33dollars]

What effect would the addition of a polarizing filter do to the IR image?

 

[setvak]

What effect would the addition of a polarizing filter do to the IR image?

Almost nothing. Darken the polarized portion of the sky - which is already quite dark due to the IR filter. And reduce reflection on the river, also already very dark in near-IR. Not much more ..

 

[odklizec]

Very well done Martin! It's nice to see your new timelapses!

 

[Remko]

Thanks for the inspiration.

Yeah IR is always cool. One of the best ways to make photos in bright sunlight no worries about harsh shadows and warm sun-set/rise warm light.

Certainly now with all the new leaves and grass, that makes for nice white surreal images. Also the long exposures make you slow down and think before you shoot.

I still need to check how my GXR A12/28 and P10 handle the R72 filter.

 

[Orol]

The IR surreal lighting is very pleasant for looking. The scenery looks like covered by snow but there is apparently something wrong as winter shots look a bit different.

Peter