Brilliant Examples of Infrared Photography
Photography is
an art and over a period of time we have come across different types of
this amazing art. Photography is an amazing skill which all human beings
do not posses, but once you start learning you can develop amazing
photography skills. But unfortunately or you can say surprisingly when
it comes to infrared photography, with photography skills their is also
an addition in technical equipment which is essential for infrared
photography because Wavelength used for infrared photography range from
about 700 nm to about 900 nm.
Infrared photography allows you to produce most amazing and charming color contrasting effects in your photography. Everyday objects produce infrared rays which are completely opposite of the light which is visible to the human eye., the tonal relationships are widely unexpected. Infrared photography is capable of producing surprising colored effects in objects which in daily routine you see as dull and boring. To capture infrared photographs you need to have the following things along with you:
Infrared photography allows you to produce most amazing and charming color contrasting effects in your photography. Everyday objects produce infrared rays which are completely opposite of the light which is visible to the human eye., the tonal relationships are widely unexpected. Infrared photography is capable of producing surprising colored effects in objects which in daily routine you see as dull and boring. To capture infrared photographs you need to have the following things along with you:
- A digital camera that is sensitive to infrared lights or you can say is capable of detecting light rays invisible yo human eye.
- You also need to have an infrared-passing filter ; this lets infrared (IR) light pass through to the camera, but blocks all or most of the visible light spectrum. The filter might be in red or black color.
- Lastly you need to have an image editing software like Adobe Photoshop because by using that you can insert amazing effects into your picture. Photoshop allows you to post-process your pictures.