Guest contributions

Deep Space and Cygnus Nebula Region
A contribution by David Hajnal Very special images are possible at night thanks to an astro conversion and extended red sensitivity. This does not necessarily require a telescope, as David Hajnal impressively demonstrates. He pointed his astromodified Sony A7 (Astronomik L2 filter) at the constellation Cygnus with 75 mm or 135 mm and took these impressive pictures.
November 4, 2021
Analog and digital Infrared Photography - lumaho magazine
Analog and digital infrared photography have a lot in common, and yet they couldn't be more different in so many ways. Manfred Hofmann knows both sides of infrared photography. He is the author of the magazine lumaho, which is published around twice a year. The first issue of 2021 deals exclusively with infrared photography, from both a digital and analog perspective.
February 7, 2021
Not just landscapes. IRre street photography
An article by Michael Henning Rost It's that time of year again - the typical time for infrared photography. Sunshine, fresh green leaves on the trees, lush meadows in wide landscapes and a few snow-white clouds in the deep blue sky. And then an old church ruin or a castle on the top of a hill. What lover of...
April 15, 2020
Infrared panorama photography
Text and photos: Alexander Kapp When I started out with infrared photography in 2018, I hadn't done much research into this photographic niche. I had stumbled across some photos on the internet that I liked and, as with many interesting techniques, I felt the need to try my hand at it myself.
November 22, 2019
"I see something you don't see"
Under this motto, Wolfgang Seidler is exhibiting infrared photographs at the Gera City and Regional Library from September 2 to October 12, 2019. More information can be found on his website. The vernissage will take place on 02.09. at 17.00 in the Gera library and everyone is cordially invited!
August 31, 2019
Oh, winter pictures? No, you don't see any snow.
Under the unifying motto "Of magical places and other wondrous things", the Kunstverein Stade is also showing works by Jork-based photographer Petra Albers, created with an infrared camera, as part of a double exhibition at Kunstpunkt Schleusenhaus from April 7 to May 1, 2019.
April 1, 2019
IR panorama photography
Infrared photography is exciting, which is certainly why you are here on this page. Panorama photography? Also exciting! If you've always wondered whether the two can be combined, we recommend a post by Martin Wolfert. Here he explains step by step how he goes about taking such 360° shots....
November 8, 2018
First steps with the Fuji X-E1
Picture: Martin Wolfert It's a very special feeling when you hold your new IR camera in your hand for the first time and press the shutter button. Everything is different, somehow new and exciting. A satisfied customer recently wrote about this feeling and his experiences in his blog. The article is entertaining and...
April 25, 2018
Exhibition Jacques Kohler
Exhibition '> 660NM' in Erlangen, Middle Franconia from 4.5. - 26.6.2017 After my first exhibition last year, I was looking for a new theme. Since I had a Nikon 1 converted to infrared at the beginning of 2015, the topic of infrared was predestined for it. Due to Nikon's internals on the sensor (which have been...
29. May 2017
Darius Ortmann
Like so many others, Darius Ortmann fell in love with infrared photography. However, it was a long road from the decision to have an unused camera converted to the first good pictures and there was a lot to learn. Looking back, he talks about his experiences today: Like many other photographers, I still have old...
November 8, 2016

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