21 Otherworldly Photographs I Captured Using A Drone And An Infrared Camera
I have to admit, I have been fascinated with infrared photography since I learned about it almost 10 years ago. This year, I had a plan to take infrared photography up in the sky, so I looked for solutions. While modifying the drone cameras is a straightforward solution, it also would make the drone unusable for anything but infrared photography only. Therefore I looked for the lightest camera and found one which was modified for full-spectrum photography. This meant I could use it for any IR range I want (with a proper filter screwed on the lens) as well as revert it back to normal using a specific filter. I then bought the lightest wide-angle lens on market and my final setup weight was around 370 grams. Luckily, the drone managed to lift the camera without trouble, although the battery life was noticeably shorter.
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This makes me glad I don’t live where it snows—that looks sooo cold
Here in eastern part of Europe we are fine with snow in the winter!
Load More Replies...Notice how the hills gets darker - the infrared shows where grass has been damaged by the UV the most
I have a hard question for you! 😄 How many little huts can you see? 🏡
They all seem so quiet and peaceful, kind of makes me feel as distant from things as when you go under water at the pool.
Thanks! This is true - otherwordly quiet mood persists in IR images!
Load More Replies...They all seem so quiet and peaceful, kind of makes me feel as distant from things as when you go under water at the pool.
Thanks! This is true - otherwordly quiet mood persists in IR images!
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