Foliage in IR

[Jameel Hyder]

Experimenting with IR. Not too many opportunities with the wintry weather. Had a little opening with clouds clearing. Shot this in the neighborhood.

C&C Welcome

 

[Ben Egbert]

Really nice, I like the colors and tonality.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the result. Nice reflections for your experiments.

 

[sweetgrass]

Nice results, and like Alan said, I like the reflections and your neighborhood.

 

[JimFox]

That's super cool Jameel! A reflection, and a very IR look to the vegetation. It looks like you are having fun. Any hotspots to deal with on this one?

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Really nice, I like the colors and tonality.

Thanks Ben.

I like the result. Nice reflections for your experiments.

Thanks Alan.

Nice results, and like Alan said, I like the reflections and you neighborhood.

Thanks.

That's super cool Jameel! A reflection, and a very IR look to the vegetation. It looks like you are having fun. Any hotspots to deal with on this one?

No hotspots on this. Shot at f/5.6. I did some test shots indoor with artificial light (regular led overhead lights at home) and didn't see any hotspots even with f/11. I am pretty convinced that hotspots are related to the amount of actual IR preset in the light.

 

[beavens]

Hey Jameel! Curious as to if you're using a filter or a converted body? I ask because to by eyes the image looks to have a soft/oof look to it. If you shooting with a filter and don't use LiveView (or aren't shooting mirrorless) then I know that focusing can be difficult because the filter darkens things so much.

Nice classic white on blue processing!

Jeff

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Hey Jameel! Curious as to if you're using a filter or a converted body? I ask because to by eyes the image looks to have a soft/oof look to it. If you shooting with a filter and don't use LiveView (or aren't shooting mirrorless) then I know that focusing can be difficult because the filter darkens things so much.

Nice classic white on blue processing!

Jeff

This is a conversion - RX100IV.
You are right about the softness of the image. This is among the first few images after the conversion and the AF setting was changed from what I had when I sent for conversion. With IR it’s a bit difficult to see critical focus on the lcd.