How to take infrared photos with a digital camera – Week 67
Infrared Photography is a unique and original to capture amazing black and white images. In this “how to” video, photography expert Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com goes into the woods to take infrared images using a digital camera fitted with a R72 infrared filter. Be sure to check out part two when Gavin takes you through the Photoshop side of infrared photography.
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Many lenses have an IR mark. You can focus under visible light, Attach your filter and then defocus to the IR marking. If your focus is set for 15 meters, Tou would defocus until the 15 is alighed with the IR marker.
can somebody please post a tutorial on infrared FILM photography?!?! this isnt real
loved it …nice tripod ,im saving to buy one like that
I dont want to know how much that lens cost. 900$? 1000$?
i con only find a filter thats 90bucks
how the hell did they get the weather channel music
Hi there hope you dont mind me saying the camera was not a 40D as at 2min:33sec it clearly shows the rear controls and the set up is prob 400D , exellent videos tho all the same regards Nigel
seriously useful video, i would have been lost with my filter if i hadn’t watched this vid before hand! thanks! keep it up
@LeninRajendraSingh Thanks for the kind words. That was A Canon 40D and a Canon 24-105L lens
Hello Gaving, man u rock!…ur chain of videos are really a true reflection of what u actually are, which is …U R a very humble person.
Anyways could u plz tell me which camera model and also which lens u where using in this video?
@82ngt looks like a manfrotto aluminium 190XPR0B
very nice videos!one question….what tripod do you use?thank you!
@oxwick It doesn’t matter, because you can just adjust it afterward anyway when you shoot in RAW.
Gimp.
Certainly not Gavin here… I’m Andrés. From my own experience, it is always advisable to adjust the white balance when you’re doing IR or any filtered picture. I am using a 450D with a Marumi filter (I’m not cheap, but I can’t afford anything better). With some workaround you’ll get very good results. Feel free to share or ask
Hi Gavin, great video, one question – do you re-set white balance or leave it on auto?
thnks a lots fr sharing ur skills Gavin ..m gonna get my ir filter m in luv wit it
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Nice job, Gavin. Your videos are all very helpful.
Hello Gavin,I love your vids and im new to infrared photography, i bought a IR 950 Filter, to use on my fujifilm finepix fd6500, and i use the same setings you use on your video, but i cant get a good result, i always get and hexagon of light or extreme brightness on the center of the photo, and the picture gets very bad definition. Also, my pictures turn out rather purple than red actually. So i was hoping for some advice from you. Can you help me somehow? Congrats on your work
i have been looking into IR photography….i have a canon 50D, would it be enough to buy an IR filter for my lens to get similar results instead of getting a fully dedicated IR camera?
Your an ANGEL in DISGUISE….for a beginner like me your video tutorials are all i need to love photography more and more!!! hope u dont get tired thnk u so much
Gavin, My wife just found one of your vids. Now I am watching every one you have made. It ios good to see a person who doesn’t just mod the pix in PS, but you take them pix as well. Amazing, Thank you for a great series.
Gavin keep your videos and elevator porn music coming!
love your vids really get a ton out of them keep em coming gavin
it’s also worth noting that newer cameras are less sensitive to IR light (because of a stronger in-built filter) and so longer exposures are needed