The end to end Infrared Photography Guide demonstrates how to do infrared photography with DSLR or Mirrorless cameras. We’ll discuss camera conversion and technique as well as processing techniques using Lightroom, Photoshop and the Nik Collection. Infrared Light The light and colours that we can see, visible light, occurs on various wavelengths contained within a…
I’ve wanted to shoot Andalucia in infrared since the first time I encountered the contrast and high dynamic range of the Spanish light during the summer. So I had an old and unloved camera converted and started to shoot in the UK in June. I liked what I produced, but even a hot summers day in…
Infrared Photography Processing can be broken down into three techniques. Channel swapping, faux colour and monochrome. I use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop in combination. Before we dive into that, I’m going to recommend you visit the earlier post with instructions on how to create a custom colour profile for Lightroom which you will need to get rid…
This photograph is of the Porthill Bridge over the River Severn in Shrewsbury. Infrared Landscape Photography is something I’m new to. I had an old Canon 550D lying around unused in the studio and a little bit of spare cash so I decided to take the plunge and have the camera converted for Infrared. This…