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Creek in Infrared
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BetterPhoto Member |
How do you get those shots? I have a Canon EOS 20D and am not sure if I can do that. Great pics by the way!
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Todd Deery |
Hi Saul, Thank you. I used a Hoya R72 infrared filter with a custom white balance setting. I then used the channel mixer in Photoshop to swap the red and blue channels. I'm not sure about the IR sensitivity of your Canon.
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Kay Kenny |
I have a canon 20d also,and I recently purchased a nikon coolpix 5400 to convert to an infrared camera because I don't think the canon lends itself to that very well. I also wanted a camera to devote solely to infrared images. kay
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Tina Davidson |
Todd - I am in awe of this picture. I used to shot almost exclusively B/W infrared and miss it immensely since swithching to digital. Did you have your digital camera permanently fitted for IR?? If so - did you then use the R72 in addition? Swapping the channels is ingenious. Sorry - I'm still in awe... Tina
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Laura Clay-Ballard |
stunning!
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