Tested out a camera I got back from the shop in Weber Canyon UT today. Very excited about it
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Chris, Filters? Lens? Nice shots just wondering what you used?
Rich
The color looks all wrong. I think I'd take it back.
It's an infrared converted digital camera
Those are very cool.
Trying a black and white conversion A more traditional IR look
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Infrared Photography
Can you tell us the name & model of this
Infrared converted digital camera • Maybe a link
Back in the day I used to use 35mm Infrared film.
Had to load the camera in total darkness.
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Gary, company called LifePixel converts many different types of camera. See their website at Lifepixel.com The camera I used happens to be an old Nikon D2X i have laying around.
I still shoot a little bit of IR film , though Kodak IR is long gone. I have some Color IR in the fridge and some B/W IR made by efke and Ilford
Originally Posted by cbojanower:
Gary, company called LifePixel converts many different types of camera. See tere website at Lifepixel.com The camear I used happens to be an old Nikon D2X i have laying around
I still shoot a little bit of IR film , though Kodak IR is long gone. I have some Color IR in the fridge and some IR made by efke and Ilford
Hi Chris • Thanks for the information, on http://www.lifepixel.com/
A lot of information to study. Click to enlarge.
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Above my capabilities but great photos.
Nice photos Chris! I'm colorblind - they look fine.
Almost makes it look more like a toy train layout than the real deal.
I like the pictures a lot. Probably 35 years ago my next door neighbor, who worked on "top secret" satellite projects for Kodak, got to bring home a lot of IR film to shoot using various Kodak and Nikon SLRs and related accessories. I helped him take a lot of the test shots to burn through the film. It's been a while since I have seen any IR pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
Chris nice pick. Like the two bridges and the rock walls. Great shots.
Great scenery, great trains (intermodal, TOFC-still in use, auto carriers, awesome engines) and great photos. I have never seen IR photos before. They take a little getting used to viewing, but they certainly highlight a different set of details.
Thanks for sharing.
