When taking infrared photos sometimes the images that come from the camera are monochrome, sometimes they have weird colours. Usually this is affected by the combination of filter type and the camera sensor, although you can always make a monochrome image from a colour original. However the colour images do not show …
Just a quick note: the Photoshop action I wrote some years ago for processing images from IR-modified cameras has been made available through Adobe’s Photoshop Exchange. It’s always been available for free download: this is just a new location for it. Adobe’s Exchange program was restructured a while back, and in …
On attending the opening tonight of the ANZANG exhibition at the WA Museum in Perth, I found that not only did one of my images win the Animal Portrait section (old news) but two of my other images were rated as Highly Commended! The print exhibition will on display at …
The Canon PowerShot Pro1 is an 8-megapixel “compact” camera with a feature set I’ve found to be particularly well-suited to an infrared camera. It has a high-quality lens (rated by Canon as an ‘L’ lens) with a zoom rangeequivalent to a 28-200mm lens (in the 135-format terms which everyone understands). …
