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- Owner: Nasnut (View all images and albums)
- Uploaded: 17 Jul 2012 10:57
- Camera: NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D100
- Taken: 2010:04:19 13:17:12
- Views: 356
- Category: Infra-red
A Pergola in Bodnant Gardens, North Wales. Taken with Converted Nikon D100 - 17-35mm f2.8 Nikkor.
Very interesting! How did you process this image? It almost looks like a painting.
Hi Dallas, First, I set the W/B from green grass in bright sunlight. The converted filter is a 760nm. Load shot into CS5 ( now CS6) and run the Infra Red Photoshop Action from Lloyd Chambers (diglloyd.com) Taken from his section on Infrared Photography - Fine tune it with the various sliders. ( Ignore Gaussian Blur !!! ) Then with this shot I flipped it horizontally and flattened the image. Then used Two Nik Software filters - Sharpener Pro and Tonal Contrast from Color Efex Pro. Flatten again and use Curves to tweek the final image to my liking. 
I use a Mac with OS 10.7.4 - I find that all of my older Photoshop Actions - going back to CS3 - still work in CS6.
Note: The reason for flipping horizontally is because those of us who read from left to right find a lead from left to right in a picture more natural and appealing - those who read the other way - from right to left - find the opposite direction more natural and appealing
I use a Mac with OS 10.7.4 - I find that all of my older Photoshop Actions - going back to CS3 - still work in CS6.Note: The reason for flipping horizontally is because those of us who read from left to right find a lead from left to right in a picture more natural and appealing - those who read the other way - from right to left - find the opposite direction more natural and appealing
Thanks for the info - definitely a winning process.
