More infrared
Well, I've worked out the filtering issues that made it look odd – another specialist red filter over the lens and all of a sudden i had near infrared, take for instance what I had here;
it's the colour version, only the infrared overpowered it – the UV issues that I was having are clearly evident in the water (the water was brown, but water reflects UV, thus blue – the filter I was using cut out visible light, but not uv or ir) – so I add a red filter (which cuts uv) and whaddayaknow...
I get black and white infrared, I didn't expect that – and frankly the online guides didn't lead me to it either, so I find that sky's are black...
and everything's kinda soft and pictoralist...
and stuff's pretty funky, I wasn't expecting this shit :D
it's the colour version, only the infrared overpowered it – the UV issues that I was having are clearly evident in the water (the water was brown, but water reflects UV, thus blue – the filter I was using cut out visible light, but not uv or ir) – so I add a red filter (which cuts uv) and whaddayaknow...
I get black and white infrared, I didn't expect that – and frankly the online guides didn't lead me to it either, so I find that sky's are black...
and everything's kinda soft and pictoralist...
and stuff's pretty funky, I wasn't expecting this shit :D
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