Black and White Infrared

[MrFotoFool]

@cazza132 - All good, but the first one (church) and the fourth one (bridge) are outstanding. I mean really, really beautiful. I usually don't like color infrared but these are better than any I have seen.

I am curious, have you tried them in black and white?

 

[GMCPhotographics]

I've just got my 650 nm converted Eos 450D back working again:

 

[GMCPhotographics]

A few more, all from today in Walmer Castle in Kent, UK:

All taken with a 720nm converted Eos 450D and either a 24-70 f2.8L or a 8-15L fisheye

 

[digigal]

I'll add this one from Tanzania last fall. It's from an Oly OMD EM5 that I had converted to a Supercolor IR and then converted the color image to BW in PS. Mirrorless cameras are much easier to work with in IR. If I'd had the M3 then, that's what I would have used.
Catherine

 

[GMCPhotographics]

I'll add this one from Tanzania last fall. It's from an Oly OMD EM5 that I had converted to a Supercolor IR and then converted the color image to BW in PS. Mirrorless cameras are much easier to work with in IR. If I'd had the M3 then, that's what I would have used.
Catherine

Why do you think that mirrorless cameras are easier to work with in IR? I have a 650nm converted 450D. It's small, light and has an excellent live view system.

 

[tom r]

A couple from a wedding I shot last month. No channel swap.

 

[danski0224]

First three are full spectrum, last one is 720nm.