hahaa!
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@manawyrm ooh!!! Can try to capture that!
@janamarie @manawyrm The photos should become clearer and you can try going in with more magnification (you'll need some guiding for that) since atmospheric turbulence is less of an issue. Unfortunately the CMOS should not be able to pick up on the ~8μm emissions from the sky itself. That's always fascinating to see. Nonetheless, please share
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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 it maybe interesting to take some photos of people. How the skin tone reflects this spectrum and how it changes by applying sunscreen.
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@janamarie ist das dritte bild der mount klotz?
@psy ... ja
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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 woah it looks so cool when that area is empty -
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 WOW !!!
It’s PINK
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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
wow!!!
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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
Hatte doch grad gedacht, die beiden Bäume kommen mir bekannt vor. Die Farben in der ganzen Serie sind klasse! -
@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
