Poll of the Day > Now that the grass is green my infrared photography is looking neat

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argonautweakend 04/14/24 10:14:56 PM #1:	I was a little disheartened in the winter after getting this camera, but snow and sloggy grass patches do not turn up well when you shoot with infrared. These things turn some shade of pink but it doesn't look otherworldly or even pleasant. But now that the grass is a vibrant green things are looking good. https://imgur.com/ysIEPH1 And I figured I would see what happens when I switch the red and blue channels, it looks like it's a fairly normal sunny yet snowy day almost. Kinda neat. https://imgur.com/BXU8Z5y I am excited to see what else I can do but first results in good weather with decent foliage turned out pretty good. <cite>argonautweakend posted [p:979910695] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>I was a little disheartened in the winter after getting this camera, but snow and sloggy grass patches do not turn up well when you shoot with infrared. These things turn some shade of pink but it doesn't look otherworldly or even pleasant. But now that the grass is a vibrant green things are looking good.https://imgur.com/ysIEPH1And I figured I would see what happens when I switch the red and blue channels, it looks like it's a fairly normal sunny yet snowy day almost. Kinda neat.https://imgur.com/BXU8Z5yI am excited to see what else I can do but first results in good weather with decent foliage turned out pretty good.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nade_Duck 04/14/24 11:26:06 PM #2:	i wouldn't mind living in the second one tbh. --- http://i.imgur.com/ElACjJD.gifv "Most of the time, I have a whole lot more sperm inside me than most women do." - adjl <cite>Nade_Duck posted [p:979911492] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>i wouldn't mind living in the second one tbh. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EclairReturns 04/14/24 11:28:38 PM #3:	Nade_Duck posted... wouldn't mind living in the The first would definitely make for exotic fantasy scenery, especially if the colors remained as they are throughout day and night. --- Number VI: Larxene. The Organization's Not-That-Geezer's-Heart-Tank. <cite>EclairReturns posted [p:979911514] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote><cite>Nade_Duck posted...</cite><quote>wouldn't mind living in the</quote>The first would definitely make for exotic fantasy scenery, especially if the colors remained as they are throughout day and night. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nade_Duck 04/15/24 2:26:01 AM #4:	EclairReturns posted... The first would definitely make for exotic fantasy scenery, especially if the colors remained as they are throughout day and night. my eyes would get tired. --- http://i.imgur.com/ElACjJD.gifv "Most of the time, I have a whole lot more sperm inside me than most women do." - adjl <cite>Nade_Duck posted [p:979913012] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>EclairReturns posted... </cite><quote>The first would definitely make for exotic fantasy scenery, especially if the colors remained as they are throughout day and night.</quote>my eyes would get tired. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
argonautweakend 04/15/24 9:11:03 AM #5:	It's neat we're talking about which fantasy land we'd prefer to live in because what drew me to this style of photography is how things look really otherworldly. a simple google search for infrared photography will yield a lot of results, many that look way crazier with the colors than these here. https://webneel.com/30-beautiful-examples-infrared-photography-best-photographs-you I am not even sure how a lot of these looks are achieved unless its a decent amount of PS or lightroom work. My experiences with a camera with an IR filter and now a camera that only shoots in infrared are kinda trial and error, and unless I convert the reds to blues and blues to reds I generally don't do any other work after the fact. <cite>argonautweakend posted [p:979915306] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>It's neat we're talking about which fantasy land we'd prefer to live in because what drew me to this style of photography is how things look really otherworldly. a simple google search for infrared photography will yield a lot of results, many that look way crazier with the colors than these here.https://webneel.com/30-beautiful-examples-infrared-photography-best-photographs-youI am not even sure how a lot of these looks are achieved unless its a decent amount of PS or lightroom work. My experiences with a camera with an IR filter and now a camera that only shoots in infrared are kinda trial and error, and unless I convert the reds to blues and blues to reds I generally don't do any other work after the fact.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
argonautweakend 04/16/24 5:08:49 PM #6:	This one kinda looks neat. I would probably quite enjoy living in this one. I took it out of my front yard and I like how the mess of power lines cuts through a sea of dark pink https://imgur.com/7FxtINp <cite>argonautweakend posted [p:979945265] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>This one kinda looks neat. I would probably quite enjoy living in this one. I took it out of my front yard and I like how the mess of power lines cuts through a sea of dark pinkhttps://imgur.com/7FxtINp</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
captpackrat 04/16/24 6:20:39 PM #7:	Earth wasn't a very unusual planetlots of green sand and purple vegetation. Either the master star chart was wrong or the gravity meter was off; the former, strangely enough, gave Earth's gravity as 1.000000 and the latter as 0.8952, a whopping ten percent discrepancy. Further, the principal inert gas in Earth's atmosphere was, according to the master chart's planetary supplement, nitrogen; and according to the ship's instruments was indubitably neon. A terrific aurora polaris display constantly flickering in the northern sky bore that out. But the gap between the chart and the facts didn't particularly worry Ross as they swung along overland. So the chart was off, or perhaps things had changed. --- Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, Minutus carborata descendum pantorum. <cite>captpackrat posted [p:979946557] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote>Earth wasn't a very unusual planetlots of green sand and purple vegetation. Either the master star chart was wrong or the gravity meter was off; the former, strangely enough, gave Earth's gravity as 1.000000 and the latter as 0.8952, a whopping ten percent discrepancy. Further, the principal inert gas in Earth's atmosphere was, according to the master chart's planetary supplement, nitrogen; and according to the ship's instruments was indubitably neon. A terrific aurora polaris display constantly flickering in the northern sky bore that out.But the gap between the chart and the facts didn't particularly worry Ross as they swung along overland. So the chart was off, or perhaps things had changed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EclairReturns 04/16/24 11:13:30 PM #8:	captpackrat posted... Ross Geller? --- Number VI: Larxene. The Organization's Not-That-Geezer's-Heart-Tank. <cite>EclairReturns posted [p:979951678] in Now that t... [t:80747100]...</cite> <quote><cite>captpackrat posted...</cite><quote>Ross</quote>Geller? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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