hahaa!
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@janamarie consider composing the B&W with colour images as #HDR so you get like a "luminance & chroma" composite for added details…
@kkarhan oooh, that is a fantastic idea!! I'm not really a tripod person, but I would bring a tripod out to try this
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I bet that’s a lot of fun. I just use an IR filter on my normal camera to get some cool B&W style photos SooC.
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@faraiwe @microblogc oh, no, that's not a filter enable, that is the de-duster. The filter doubles as dust barrier and has a cleaning feature
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@faraiwe @microblogc oh, no, that's not a filter enable, that is the de-duster. The filter doubles as dust barrier and has a cleaning feature
@janamarie @microblogc oh. I see. Too bad.
What was the IR filter, itself, then? Is there a connector that can be kill-switched, or... ?
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this is so cool!! Taking photos with atypical spectra is a lot of fun, even with the rather old and bulky camera. The imaging technique used here emulates old Kodak Aerochrome film stock. It’s not available anymore, but used to be a colour IR film, which mapped the IR on the blue channel, while remapping red and green to get this pink-foliage look. I do the same here! Blue is solely IR and swapped with the red channel in post. #photography
@janamarie ohhh, prettyyy!
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@kkarhan ooh, that sounds fun (and complicated to build)! I think the Omnivision OS05A20 sensor is great with IR
@janamarie the #RaspberryPi HQ Camera can do UV even below 350nm pretty well, even Video...
- That uses a #Sony #IMX477 and comes with a C-/Cs-Mount for the #Super8 (1/4") Equivalent Soze Sensor…
Problem is rather getting good glass delow 385-405nm, because that's the current mass-market limit (due to it being the Wavelenght for #bliray & #BDXL…
https://stereopi.com/blog/deep-ultraviolet-imaging-using-raspberry-pi-hq-camera.html
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@janamarie the #RaspberryPi HQ Camera can do UV even below 350nm pretty well, even Video...
- That uses a #Sony #IMX477 and comes with a C-/Cs-Mount for the #Super8 (1/4") Equivalent Soze Sensor…
Problem is rather getting good glass delow 385-405nm, because that's the current mass-market limit (due to it being the Wavelenght for #bliray & #BDXL…
https://stereopi.com/blog/deep-ultraviolet-imaging-using-raspberry-pi-hq-camera.html
@janamarie the #OV5647 is said t he good wirh #IR tho, but I'm not shure if only ~850nm or even 940 nm…
https://docs.arducam.com/Raspberry-Pi-Camera/Native-camera/5MP-OV5647/
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this is so cool!! Taking photos with atypical spectra is a lot of fun, even with the rather old and bulky camera. The imaging technique used here emulates old Kodak Aerochrome film stock. It’s not available anymore, but used to be a colour IR film, which mapped the IR on the blue channel, while remapping red and green to get this pink-foliage look. I do the same here! Blue is solely IR and swapped with the red channel in post. #photography
@janamarie that is absolutely amazing, poor man's aerochrome
Would you mind sharing some details on the mod you did? Might do the same thing to my 600D since I kinda hate that camera as is hah -
@nblr oh, yea!! Forgot to mention that in my toot there. Also the specturm is much much wider now, I am pretty sure that you cannot have the full spectrum in focus now
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@janamarie that is absolutely amazing, poor man's aerochrome
Would you mind sharing some details on the mod you did? Might do the same thing to my 600D since I kinda hate that camera as is hah@mimimitsumii haha, same feelings on the cam. It was my first DSLR, so I didn't want to just 'discard' it (I mean I wouldn't trash it, but give it to someone, but then, it's not a great camera). I followed these instructions https://garyhonislegacy.com/rebelmod450d1.html
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@nblr @janamarie my Nikon FE lenses had an extra dot (enamelled on the ring) which apparently was used to estimate focus on IR film. I never used it.
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hahaa! Successfully removed all IR and UV filters from my old Canon EOS 600D, I can do full spectrum, UV and IR photography now!
All of the following photos have been taken with a ~550nm+ lpf, meaning cutting everything under 550nm (blue, purple and uv) off. I love the vibrant pink foliage and dramatic turquoise skies #photography
@janamarie barbie filter...
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@psy ... ja
ist fast alles in der Klotze@janamarie @psy
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@nblr @janamarie my Nikon FE lenses had an extra dot (enamelled on the ring) which apparently was used to estimate focus on IR film. I never used it.
@drj @nblr ooh, right, I remember that!! I'm a bit sad that IR photography kind of went away, sure you _can_ buy IR cameras (like the X-T4) if you work in forensics, but why is there nothing like an Xpro3 camera where you can select to mechanically remove the IR filter and have a proper, artistic IR/full spectrum camera...
This used to be more of a thing with film, especially in B&W
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hahaa! Successfully removed all IR and UV filters from my old Canon EOS 600D, I can do full spectrum, UV and IR photography now!
All of the following photos have been taken with a ~550nm+ lpf, meaning cutting everything under 550nm (blue, purple and uv) off. I love the vibrant pink foliage and dramatic turquoise skies #photography
@janamarie Amazing, reminds me of landscapes in No Man's Sky. I would absolutely live in vibrant pink foliage world.
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hahaa! Successfully removed all IR and UV filters from my old Canon EOS 600D, I can do full spectrum, UV and IR photography now!
All of the following photos have been taken with a ~550nm+ lpf, meaning cutting everything under 550nm (blue, purple and uv) off. I love the vibrant pink foliage and dramatic turquoise skies #photography
@janamarie Photography can still impress these days! That's satisfying to see amidst all the machine-generated and computer-retouched imagery.
