Black & White Infrared.
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One Rude Dawg wrote:
Gotta love IR, whole new worlds. 
Thank you very very much.
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b top gun wrote:
VERY COOL! Sharing this page with a buddy in AZ who also shoots infrared.
Thank you very very much.
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Vince68 wrote:
Nice work Mike. I like #2 and #4 the best.
Thank you very very much.
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jaymatt wrote:
Beautiful black ad whites, Mike.
Thank you very very much John.
Jan 22, 2020 15:47:14 #
poprock48 wrote:
Great. Like #2 & #4. Thinking more and more about etting a camera with this capability
Thank you very very much, try it, it is fun.
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Butterflies
Loc: Dallas TX
The last one I liked best. By using the trees and clouds as a frame made the picture pop. Great job
Jan 22, 2020 16:32:00 #
blacks2 wrote:
Taken with a Panasonic 7.2 Megapixel camera.
Keep up the good work! You got great results and I like them all!
I also like to shoot infrared to convert to B&W. I had done a few using an IR filter with the camera on a tripod, but it is a lot handier to use a camera that is already converted to infrared.
Do you know which wavelength your Panasonic camera was converted to? If you don't have to make any more color adjustments to the original to get fully B&W results it is probably 830 nanometer or some other wavelength between that and 900 nm. If you have to convert it in Photoshop or whatever in order to remove a slight color cast to get it to be totally B&W it might be 720 nm. ... or?
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