Hopefully you aren't sick of another compilation thread. I was originally going to post out by location but decided just to do a curated dump since I only ended up liking a few shots per explore anyways. These are from late 2019, early 2020. All were shot in infrared, indoors or not.

I still consider myself new to this hobby, but I can without a doubt say it has been one of the most important things another person has ever shared with me.

Thanks for looking.

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I like this a lot dude, some familiar spots from a different perspective.

I don't want to understate how awesome all of these are, but I really like 15 and 17 for their unique feel!

Holy shit this is so cool! Do you mind briefly describing the process? I've heard of / seen this before, but never as cool looking as this.

I love that most of your shots have a very unique red vibe/tint to them! Absolutely wonderful! More like this please!

Thanks all, for the kind words.

Posted by AdventureDan Holy shit this is so cool! Do you mind briefly describing the process? I've heard of / seen this before, but never as cool looking as this.

Had my DSLR modded a year ago so that the sensor is more or less raw. Once you do that, you can get very specific about what spectrum of light you shoot in. Color infrared like these photos uses a lens filter somewhere in the neighborhood of 615-715nm.

Basically, with IR, the higher you go in nm with filtration, the less color you get. I have an 830nm IR filter and it makes black and white photos only. Even holding it up to the sun, you cannot see any light pass through with your naked eye, it's quite strange.

It took a lot of research and a few camera rentals before I knew what I was doing.

Very very cool.

Posted by android_eyez Thanks all, for the kind words. Had my DSLR modded a year ago so that the sensor is more or less raw. Once you do that, you can get very specific about what spectrum of light you shoot in. Color infrared like these photos uses a lens filter somewhere in the neighborhood of 615-715nm. Basically, with IR, the higher you go in nm with filtration, the less color you get. I have an 830nm IR filter and it makes black and white photos only. Even holding it up to the sun, you cannot see any light pass through with your naked eye, it's quite strange. It took a lot of research and a few camera rentals before I knew what I was doing.

That's so neat! I've only ever heard of IR photography in terms of film. I never really took the second to think about how sensors can be sensitive to IR light.

damn 9 and 12 very very nice

These are great! Loving 3, 6, 7, 9, 12, and 17, but it's a killer set in general. Thanks for sharing; I look forward to more! 😊

Nice

Nice

These are gorgeous, the color palette feels like you shot these on Mars.

Time to do some research of my own - this would be super handy for lighting up locations at night where normal flashlights are too risky.

Love the zombie apocalypse-like effect it has on the photos. I bet it would also look nice in a green tint.