Cloud surfing
Perfect day
Frozen picnic
Cozy time in small apartment
Second day of skiing
Infrared take two
So this is my second try at infrared photography. I read some more about the calibration, it seems the white balance is quite important. I calibrated these photos using a green shrubbery, which resulted in the photos below. I had a tripod with me, but I never took the time to use it. Guess the tripod is necessary to avoid grainy photos due to an high ISO.
Canon 400D converted to infrared camera
Last weekend I successfully removed the infrared filter in my Canon 400D. I followed an online guide at LifePixel (se all links below) to 1. dismantle my camera, 2. remove the infrared filter (more like a reflector as I read it), and reassemble my camera. Probably a 2 hour operation. The site contains guides for several camera models.
I did not replace the in-camera filter, instead I went for the lens filter. From one of the tutorials I decided to get my self a Hoya R72, which is like a Standard IR.
This first image (click to enlarge to see GIF animation), shows the difference of image taken with and without the filter.
Well, am I excited? Yes, but I’m still learning. The focus is a bit of, and I haven’t learn all the infrared specific settings yet. This is the result af this weekends photo shoot. Click to enlarge:
Links:
- Life Pixel – Canon DRebel XTi (400D) DIY Digital Infrared Conversion Tutorial
- Removal of IR Cut Filter for Astrophotography & Infrared Imaging
- Life Pixel – Tutorials



































