Infrared photography and camera conversion service
Author: Werner Eisenreich
I have been taking pictures since I was 6 years old, practically as long as I can remember. Infrared photography entered my life in analog form in 1990, and also digitally 2 years ago with a converted Fujifilm X-M1 with 700nm infrared filter.
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Author: Simon Puschmann
California: The Dream Factory, land of Counterculture & Innovation.
There is no other landscape in the USA that has shaped several generations of mass culture just like California has. In his new series CALIFORN-IR, Simon Puschmann devotes himself to infrared photography and offers the viewer an exciting and at the same time disruptive perspective into contemporary California.
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Author: Herbert Hecker
Ever since I saw some digital Colorkey IR shots (blue sky combined with white foliage and white lawn) a few years ago, I've been excited by the thought of trying it myself. And I haven't regretted it for a minute. I'm thrilled with the quality of the conversion including the 630 filter and the image possibilities that come with it. What I also appreciate about the camera conversion is that you can shoot handheld at ISO 100 without any problems.
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A post by David Behne
I recently had my Sony A7s modified with an astro filter at IRreCams. The first chance to test the converted camera came in summer on Tenerife. In the middle of the island lies the volcanic national park Teide. Although the island is not very big and some cities are located around the national park, the quality of the night sky there is incredibly good. Possibly this is due to the altitude of 2000 meters, where you can already escape the light pollution of the coastal cities a bit. The park is full of lava, rocks, cacti and plants. So it is not difficult to find an interesting foreground for landscape photography with night sky. One has almost too much choice.
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An article by Klaus D. Fahlbusch
I experimented with infrared films (ORWO, later Konica) back in the days of analogue negative film. Certain experiences from that time, for example the angle of sunlight to the desired effect, are still valid today. For me, only the use in black and white photography is interesting, for which I have tried out several cameras.
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A post by David Hajnal
With an Astro Modification and enhanced red sensitivity, very special shots are possible at night. You don't necessarily need a telescope, as David Hajnal impressively shows. He pointed his astromodified Sony A7 (Astronomik L2 Filter) at the constellation Cygnus with 75 mm and 135 mm and took these impressive shots.
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Analog and digital Infrared Photography have a lot in common, and yet they couldn't be more different. Manfred Hofmann knows both sides of infrared photography. He is the author of the magazine lumaho, which is published about twice a year. The First Issue 2021 is exclusively about Infrared Photography, from a digital and analog point of view.
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Ein Beitrag von Michael Henning Rost
Nun ist sie wieder da – die typische Zeit für die Infrarotfotografie. Sonnenschein, frische grüne Blätter an den Bäumen, saftige Wiesen in weiten Landschaften und ein paar schneeweiße Wolken am tiefblauen Himmel. Und dann noch eine alte Kirchenruine oder ein Schloss auf dem Gipfel eines Hügels. Welcher Liebhaber von IRren Fotos freut sich nicht auf diese tollen Motive?
Aber auch abseits der Fotografie von scheinbar schneebedeckten Landschaften bietet die Infrarotfotografie viele kreative Möglichkeiten.
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Text und Fotos: Alexander Kapp
Als ich 2018 mit der Infrarot-Fotografie anfing, hatte ich mich noch nicht viel mit dieser fotografischen Nische beschäftigt. Ich war im Internet über einige Fotos gestolpert, die mir gut gefallen hatten, und wie mit vielen interessanten Techniken hatte ich das Bedürfnis, mich selbst daran zu versuchen.
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Unter diesem Motto stellt Wolfgang Seidler vom 02.09.-12.10.2019 in der Stadt- und Regionalbibliothek Gera Infrarot-Fotografien aus.
Mehr Informationen gibt es auf seiner Webseite.
Die Vernissage findet am 02.09. um 17.00 Uhr in der Bibliothek Gera statt und jeder ist herzlich dazu eingeladen!
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