
Unsharpened Thermal footage
How disabling sharpening on thermal images can get it to look more natural and paradoxically more high-res.

How disabling sharpening on thermal images can get it to look more natural and paradoxically more high-res.

You're stuck at color grading your video shots ? Just re-film your screen.

A video setup to film in the moonlight inspired by the Netflix documentary series "Night on Earth"

In this experiment I will be using a cheap 8-50mm CCTV lens on a modern camera with 4x digital zoom to recreate the look of 16mm film.

Taking inspiration from weird film color stock and creating an IR process that recreated the tones.
When two techniques merge into one : Black foliage + Infrared

What if we could see the world like insects do ? A stack based on the ZWB3 UV filter.

I found a surprisingly good lens for UV. The filters used in these pictures are : ZWB2 + TSN575

Using color enhancing filters to blend infrared and visible green together into turquoise while retaining saturation.
Two different methods you can use to achieve black foliage through filtration.

The french governement has a platform where you can see the whole country from above in color infrared.

How to achieve the look of the famous film by Wim Wenders on a digital camera.

A filter stack based on the Midopt Triple Bandpass 550/660/850.

Let's see how a 23 years CCD camera has arguably the best blue trees look.
How a sensor reacts to different bands of the IR spectrum and what use case is each band best suited for.

Let's see how the "native" color of infrared varies depending on the camera.

Actually no it's just a regular camera, a red filter and a split diopter.

Using colored flash filters that deviates the light to produce a surreal effect

How I begun my journey in infrared photography thanks to a found color gel.
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