Grayheron Photography: Summer is designed for Infra Red photography

Monday, August 28, 2017

Summer is designed for Infra Red photography

It's August Bank Holiday here in the UK and a chance to get out and explore the local area from my house, on foot, with my IR converted EOSM, with an 11-22mm lens. The explorations today included a local moated house.

The camera is also 'hacked' with two grips and an LCD viewer from http://www.clearviewer.com/index.html.

My post processing is mainly (totally for the images below) in LR.

After applying a linear 'gamma' and an IR DNG profile to recover the white balance to a more reasonable starting position in LR, I then make good use of dehaze and other LR sliders to get the look I'm after.

As usual, I welcome any feedback on my post and images.

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UnknownNovember 1, 2017 at 2:01 PM
Post-processing does not then provide an artificial (perhaps even artistic) departure from what has been seen, but, on the contrary, leads to an approximation that takes back what was added (or reduced) by the technical process of recording, but with a help of this website you can fix everything.
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As this blog has grown over time, some of the earlier posts, especially those referencing Magic Lantern scripts, have become 'out of date', ie with broken references to 'old' scripts. Today, I only use/support two ML scripts: DOFIS, for all my focusing needs, and MUSIC, for multiple image bracketing, eg for long exposure simulation. For CHDK cameras I support several scripts, ie the Landscape Bracketing Script (LBS) for the M3/10 and non-M3 cameras, and the Quasi Depth of Field Script for the M3. My older scripts remain accessible on my GitHub under the legacy scripts link.