Post your Infra-Red (IR) Shots

[Joeseph]

Post yours!

This one from my Canon 1D MK II with a 720nm sensor-mounted filter:

 

[DavidWatts]

Canon 100D, IR converted, 1/250, ISO 400, f/9, EFS24mm pancake, polarizer attached.

Cantigny Park, Wheaton, IL., USA.

 

[Joeseph]

^ Gorgeous!

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

Wow, both images are beautiful!

 

[DavidWatts]

Another one. The James H. and Joann Collins Tower on the Fox River in St. Charles, Il., USA.

Canon 100D, 24mm EF-s Pancake with polarizer, 1/166, f/8, iso 400.

 

[Infrared Guy]

I found these tracks on Google Earth. Rented a quad to get to them. Shot in 590nm IR.

 

[Joeseph]

I found these tracks on Google Earth. Rented a quad to get to them. Shot in 590nm IR.

fine shot! love the track curve...

 

[Infrared Guy]

Thank you. I missed a shot of an F18 screaming by. Maybe 500 feet above the desert floor. By the time I got to my camera that was about 8 feet away, the jet was already turning over the mountains you can see on the horizon.

 

[nevermore]

 

[Inphoto]

Sony V1, nightshot mode (camera is removing the IR blocking filter), 720nm IR filter on the lens, some PP to bring out some color.

 

[DavidWatts]

George Williams College, Williams Bay, Wisconsin. Infrared.

Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake + Polarizer, f/8, 1/320, iso 400

 

[Joeseph]

Canon 1D Mk II converted with 720nm internal filter.

 

[Inphoto]

Channel swap

 

[DavidWatts]

Wheaton College, Blanchard Hall IR.

Canon SL1 100D IR converted, + polarizer. No other EXIF found

 

[Joeseph]

Canon 1D Mk II converted with 720nm internal filter.

 

[nevermore]

This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.

 

[DavidWatts]

The Door. Thornhill Education Center, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois, USA. I've been trying to get a better comp of this over the years with perfect light, but I don't feel I've quite got it yet. This is one of several from this year of that door.

Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake w/ polarizer, f/6.3, 1/250, iso 200

 

[GlimmerMan_v2.0]

This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.

TBH, I wouldn't have know about the hot spotting from the B&W. My X100T is the same, so I convert near all of the IR images to B&W. Cool shot.

 

[GlimmerMan_v2.0]

The Door. Thornhill Education Center, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois, USA. I've been trying to get a better comp of this over the years with perfect light, but I don't feel I've quite got it yet. This is one of several from this year of that door.

Canon SL1 100D IR converted, Canon 24mm pancake w/ polarizer, f/6.3, 1/250, iso 200

Nicely done! I noticed you have a polarizing filter in the image exif. Is a CPF a thing for IR images to avoid burning out the leaves and holding on to more detail? Thanks,

 

[Infrared Guy]

This Fuji 10-24mm is one of my worst lenses for this with insufferable hot spots throughout almost the entire focal length range.

Looks like the 10-24 is on Lifepixel's list of hotspot lenses. So you are not alone. Have you tried using masks to reduce the hotspot?