Basel Infrared

[digartal]

Just back from a 6-week trip to Europe. I visited a lot of places and saw many sights captured with multiple cameras.

I need to learn more about 360-degree image and video editing, both in PTE and other applications.

This is a series of infrared images from my 4-day visit to Basel.

Hopefully, between printing a book of the trip and editing the images from other places, I will make a couple of more AV's in the coming weeks and months.

Mark

[JRR]

Infrared certainly adds an extra degree of interest toi the images

[Alex55]

Nice collection.

Just curios, why vertical format.

Alex55

[vbl2007]

Infrared radiation changes perception somewhat. I would like to see the fighting bloom in color. Or the photo in infrared color gradually turns into color. Thank you! Good luck!

[Bert]

Nice images,  I think the panning of some could be slower especially with the vertical format you use..

Thanks for showing,

Bert 

[digartal]

18 hours ago, Alex55 said:

Nice collection.

Just curios, why vertical format.

Alex55

Thanks Alex, some images lend themselves to a vertical format due to composition. I did consider not including them, but some were very strong images.

Mark

[digartal]

16 hours ago, vbl2007 said:

Infrared radiation changes perception somewhat. I would like to see the fighting bloom in color. Or the photo in infrared color gradually turns into color. Thank you! Good luck!

You can introduce some false colour into IR mono images. It does depend on the wave length/conversion. This is at 70nm and has little visible light colour as such (it stops at 600nm).

Unfortunately, a camera converted to IR does not show full visible light. A normal camera has an IR filter inserted at manaufacture that blocks IR light.

I have tried a "full spectum" camera (the IR filter in camera was removed and is replaced with a variable wave length IR filter on the lens) but this is problematic with numerous filter sizes and IR wavelength filters.

Hope this helps.

Mark

[digartal]

15 hours ago, Bert said:

Nice images,  I think the panning of some could be slower especially with the vertical format you use..

Thanks for showing,

Bert 

Thanks Bert, yes that was an issue about the panning, and I have already extended those images. It was a balance between content length and duration.

Mark

[digartal]

Thank you, everybody, for your feedback/comments, which are appreciated and food for thought for future AV's.

Mark