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Infrared

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Karthik		12-Nov-2008 04:05
The work is lovely :) Not only the colors and the processing but the choice of places and time in itself is lovely. @Guest - Its called Kirlian photography. :)

Ella		07-Nov-2008 13:35
This work is excellent.

Linda Matta		30-Jun-2008 17:52
Your IR work is superb! I really like the post-processing/blue. ~v

Jeffrey Klassen		09-May-2008 20:29
That would most likely be a double exposure or PS.

Guest		04-May-2008 18:44
I once saw some pictures of a leaf after part of it was torn away. The image of the missing part of the leaf could be seen "as a ghost". Do you know what that kind of photography that is called? Curlian? Thanks, Donna PS your pictures are teriffic!!!

Kyle		04-Apr-2008 18:04
great pictures!!!

Alexandra		18-Feb-2008 20:25
Great photos! Just amazing!

Julie		15-Feb-2008 04:54
These images made me have the chills! (in a good way) I feel like I'm in a dream when I look at these. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

Guest		11-Feb-2008 11:23
Not sure how I missed seeing this gallery for SO long, Jeff. But I've now added it to my IR Topic. Thanks for sharing.

Mallisa		06-Dec-2007 04:04
Beautiful work! But can you explain to me how you do infared photos and were those done with a digital camera?... they intrigue me

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Nov-2007 16:20
My work flow is available at the bottom of this gallery for those interested. Click the Image right above the ":: My IR WorkFlow / How to ::" title.

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Nov-2007 16:20
My work flow is available at the bottom of this gallery for those interested. Click the Image right above the ":: My IR WorkFlow / How to ::" title.

Irwin		28-Jul-2007 15:10
Hi, first of all, your picture has inspired me to take up infrared shots. I have a D70s and Hoya R72 filter. As much as I can NEARLY get ther I am still unsure how you actually get rid of purple lighting and how to make the sky so blue without affectting the colours of the trees. Can you send me your work flow so that I can have a god idea how to achieve a photo of your standard? Your help is appreciated.

Guest		04-Jul-2007 16:26
I am absolutely astonished! Your pictures are so amasing, vivid and beautiful! You must be a great photographer!!!

Jeffrey Klassen		14-May-2007 14:38
Their are people who have tried to create this look in Photoshop but I have never been impressed with it. Far as I am concerned a filter is required to get true IR results.

Guest		14-May-2007 11:55
i'm kinda interested with this effect.. is it possible to this effect just by software.. not just camera filtering? sorry for asking.. i'm new in this area

Tom D		13-Apr-2007 03:08
I'm in awe...

Keri		21-Mar-2007 17:55
Hi, I am very interested in experimenting with IR photography on my D70. I find your work very captivating and would really appreciate also seeing your instruction on your workflow for a channel swap in PS. I wanted to ask if you set your manual white balance through experimentation or if you use a different method? Thanks! Keri

Kerry		11-Mar-2007 20:13
could you email me the workflow that you sent your friend please, Thanks!

Jeffrey Klassen		15-Feb-2007 08:06
Most of these images are available for sale, but the framing is up to you. Just click the prints button under the image you like for more info. I do not allow them to be printed to large because I want to be able to control the quality of the print.

Ashlea		14-Feb-2007 18:23
How much would one of your Photos cost if you blew them up and framed them..? I have never seen such beautiful photos in my life. The way you capture nature with infrared photography is just amazing.

itsholly.net		06-Feb-2007 00:08
These are gorgeous!!

Nike		03-Feb-2007 13:00
Absolutely incredible! I love them all!

azazello.		25-Jan-2007 12:56
Hi!Q Great site!

Jeffrey Klassen		04-Dec-2006 04:03
Absolutely you can, you would simply replace the hot mirror with a clear piece of glass instead of a IR filter. Here is a really good resource for parts : http://www.lifepixel.com There are advantages and disadvantages to doing this type of conversion. The main advantage is that you can increase your IR sensitivity, while still having a camera that can shoot normal photos. The downsides are that you still cant frame your photos with the IR filter on the camera, and the external hot mirror filters do not seem to do as good of a job as the internal ones. If this is your main and primary camera, I would suggest using IR filters and long shutter times instead of modifications. However if this is a backup body that you do not mind losing a little image quality for more functionality then its is a good way to go.

james hannibal		01-Dec-2006 07:54
Hi, I am interested in having my DSLR converted to IR by having the IR filter removed. I was wondering If it was possible to have a external IR filter that threads onto my lenses that will block the IR light to the sensor but still transmit all visible light through it, mimicking the original internal IR filter that was previously attached to the cameras image sensor? That way when I want to take IR photos I just take off the IR filter from my camera and when I want to take regular visible spectrum photos I put the IR filter back on? james hannibal www.lulu.com/shootanyangle

Jeffrey Klassen		21-Nov-2006 01:41
Yes, The D70 and D70s are identical in IR sensitivity.

Guest		19-Nov-2006 13:06
Great photos! Has the D70s the same level of infrared sensitivity as the D70 (both without removing hot mirror)?

Gabe O'Leary		03-Nov-2006 00:02
Is it the same in Canons, like the Rebel XTi? I was thinking about getting that camera, but I'd like to be able to take infrared. I already have expirience with infrared film, and digital infrared with a point and shoot. Also have you heard about the FujuFilm camera that does infrared and ultraviolet pictures without a filter?

Jeffrey Klassen		03-Sep-2006 21:17
Yes it does, its called a hot mirror. However it still lets enough IR light through that you can get good results with long exposures. I have been considering taking one of my D70's and removing the hot mirror. This would allow much faster shutter speeds.

Gabe O'Leary		03-Sep-2006 18:10
Doesn't that the Nikon d70 have an interal filter that removes infrared light? Did you take it out?

jeff klassen		13-Aug-2006 22:51
i didnt know i had a web site looks like i take nice pictures.

juliette		04-Aug-2006 18:33
I really Loved the photos.

vicky		20-Jul-2006 10:47
i came again, so fascinationg works. i love it. and most of my friends enjoy it, too. i will add you in friends list of my blog. although you dont understand my blog(in chinese). anyway, welcome to my blog and pay a visit. http://3vspace.blog.sohu.com/

Jeffrey Klassen		18-Jul-2006 01:08
@john - Just got them up, look under the images for the download button.

John		17-Jul-2006 16:30
any new ETA on the wallpapers?

Jeffrey Klassen		12-Jul-2006 21:56
@tomas, guest, tom - I am really busy right now but I assure you they are coming when I get some free time.

Tom		12-Jul-2006 20:44
I much say, this is so beautifull! i say one word more.. --W A L L P A P E R--

Guest		12-Jul-2006 19:50
I know, me too! I'm have been checking everyday waiting...

Tomas		12-Jul-2006 11:04
Amazing photography! I'd love to have ALL of these as wallpapers. Stunning!

Malin		12-Jul-2006 07:44
WOW! These shots are awesome! :-)

Cas		12-Jul-2006 04:14
S.T.U.N.N.I.N.G!!

Jeffrey Klassen		09-Jul-2006 17:08
@Guest - I dont yet, I have been really busy changing servers for a client so I havnt had time to even think about it. I will try really hard to get one or two up today while I wait for the DNS changes to take hold.

Guest		09-Jul-2006 04:56
You have an ETA on the wallpaper section?

Jeffrey Klassen		09-Jul-2006 04:17
@crypticgeek - Ya no problem just email me at the email in my profile and I will send it to you.

Guest		09-Jul-2006 03:52
@Jeff, Really nice shots. Would you mind emailing over the workflow that you sent your friend? Thanks!

Junior		08-Jul-2006 23:02
Hey can you explain how these were made?? They are so cool.

courtney		08-Jul-2006 22:35
intense.

carissa j		08-Jul-2006 04:57
I live in alaska, and these pictures look like winter. Just the water here, looks more frozen. The trees, espeacially, look like it's winter time, everything gets layered in ice.

Jeffrey Klassen		08-Jul-2006 02:06
@Everyone - Again thanks everyone for your comments. @rusty - Cool I am glad people enjoy my photos. @Guest - Well I dont know about that, I am very happy with these images but I can improve apon them. And I will. I have some new ideas that I am working. :)

Guest		08-Jul-2006 00:38
These are Ansel Adams quality, nice work, good luck.

ma		07-Jul-2006 18:11
Interesting...was imainged dog's eye view. yea I like these!

vicky		07-Jul-2006 06:12
Fantastic. I have forwarded your works in my private blog, and translated into chinese. so more and more friends in China can enjoy your nice shots. keep in touch!

Rusty		06-Jul-2006 20:40
Hey - AMAZIN PICTURES I absolutely love them. So I even PLUGGED them on: www.theplugg.com WOW THX

Katherine		06-Jul-2006 18:50
I love these, makes me feel like i'm standing there.

Jeffrey Klassen		06-Jul-2006 17:06
@scott - I wrote out instuction on my workflow for a friend ahwile ago, I will just email that too you.

Scott		06-Jul-2006 16:57
These are the most striking images I have ever seen. I am very interested in your technique. You mention in your post that you performed a channel swap in PS. Copuld you please elaborate on what you did?

guest		06-Jul-2006 15:32
I would love to see these Infrared pics taken in the city or around the world. Beautiful.

Michael at ThinkBlog		06-Jul-2006 07:36
These are really wonderful. I've never seen IR photography so crisply and well- done.

ShimonZ		06-Jul-2006 04:56
Your work is very impressive, and though you've chosed to use IR in all these photos, your story telling ability, friendship for nature, and awareness of the drama in nature all come through in your work, and it is a great pleasure.

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Jul-2006 19:05
@tark - These are all done Digital, they are taken with a nikon d70 with a Tiffen 87 filter. You can view the EXIF data under the photos. The trick to getting the colours is actually setting a manual white balance on your camera then doing a channel swap in PS. Thats where the colours come from then you tweak them a bit to make them really pop.

Tark		05-Jul-2006 18:21
I have wanted to dabble in IR photography, but I only do digital. Are you doing this with a digital camera, or is this good old fashioned IR film, followed with a little false color in Photoshop? If you are doing this in digital, I would be excited to hear what configuration you are using! Nice shots!

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Jul-2006 17:38
Lol my images should not go down, but I am working on trying to get my navigation back up. The Digg effect is crazy.

R		05-Jul-2006 16:20
Beautiful stuff, love it.

Guest		05-Jul-2006 16:15
Thank you very much for the fast response! DUGG!

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Jul-2006 16:11
@Guest shoot me an email at the address in my profile with what image and your display size and I will see what I can do when I get off work :)

Guest		05-Jul-2006 16:11
Man, this kills me. I hate finding great pictures without high-res links to use as wallpaper!

Guest		05-Jul-2006 16:01
Man, this kills me. I hate finding great pictures without high-res links to use as wallpaper!

Melissa		05-Jul-2006 15:39
Very impresive work. I really like it. Keep the great work!

Jeffrey Klassen		05-Jul-2006 13:01
Wow Welcome DIGG, I dont think I have had this much traffic in my entire gallery. Big Thanks to everyone and for your nice comments. @philip - I dont give out highres images but I have a friend that wants that one too so it should be available for print soon. @Malek - I didnt photoshop that sign in, it was there. The grass was blowing in the wind and it was a long exposure so it is blurry around it, but I assure you it was there. @Guest - IR photography isnt actually sensitive enough to capture heat radiation.

Philip Baker		05-Jul-2006 12:13
These look awesome. Any chance of getting a high rez version of "58194287" (top right) so I can get a poster printed? Personal use only you understand.

Ryan Waddell		05-Jul-2006 10:18
Great work, I really like it.

icebin		05-Jul-2006 09:20
so cool http://www.icebin.net

twig		05-Jul-2006 08:31
Nice work. Some great pictures to use as wallpapers here.

Malek		05-Jul-2006 07:47
Why Photoshop in the No Exit sign? it takes away from it.

Guest		05-Jul-2006 06:04
Are the lighter areas cool and the darker areas warm, or the other way around?

Jeffrey Klassen		24-Jun-2006 16:29
Most of these are done with a Tiffen 87 filter, and I just bought a Hoya R72 that I am looking forward to trying out. The Tiffen 87 is a darker filter and only some cameras will have good results with it but the hoya R7s works well with lots of cameras. No modification to the camera is needed, manual white balance is required for best results. Images are use able in B&W straight from the camera, but colour IR needs some post.

Guest		23-Jun-2006 20:05
What are you doing to achieve this infrared? Has your camera been altered to remove the filter? Are you using a lens filter?

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