Introduction
I mentioned a while back how I was getting my Nikon D7100 converted with a partial colour infrared filter.
Well the combination of rain, my photography computer dying, Christmas and various other things have meant that I haven't had much of a chance to test it out.
Today I had a little time and a weather window that allowed me to do that.
There are only a few photos here that I have edited as it is a long drawn out process to make these look right:
- I have to open them and manually correct White Balance in the Nikon Raw Converter.
- Then I have to edit them in Photoshop to do a red/blue channel swap to make the sky blue.
- I can then import them into Lightroom as per my usual workflow for adjusting exposure, noise, cropping etc.
It may not sound like a lot but it does add up when you are doing multiple photos! Anyway I hope you like them:)
Feel free to use them in your own posts if you want as per Steemit4free.
A Few Photos of the Old Church
I have presented some regular B&W photos of this before. I have a lot more photos which I will try to edit when I have time. I like how these turned out though. The colours are so strange.
1
2
3
4
The moon was visible here although I didn't have a suitable zoom lens with me but it makes a nice test shot
5
This scene is a good illustration of how light and contrast is different with IR photos.
6
This is another church near me. The contrast means it is hard to preserve details in the shadows. There is an anchor with the cross.
7
8
9
Before you go have you filled in the Coinbase form to list STEEM? It only takes a few seconds. THIS POST shows you how.
If you like my work please follow me and check out my blog - 
All photos are my own.
Are you new to Steemit and Looking for Answers? - Try:
