I’m taking photos of polish natural environment with the infrared-converted camera.
The more green colours we can see in reality, the more pinkish the outcome will be.
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These photos are great, but I think he has the understanding a little off? I believe the way the infrared works is that if an object reflects back longer light waves (toward the "infra"red end of the spectrum) then it will appear more pinkish/magenta. But if an object reflects back shorter waves (toward the ultraviolet end of the spectrum) it will appear more blue.
I want to know what happens when she takes a picture of a cherry blossom tree in bloom.
These photos are great, but I think he has the understanding a little off? I believe the way the infrared works is that if an object reflects back longer light waves (toward the "infra"red end of the spectrum) then it will appear more pinkish/magenta. But if an object reflects back shorter waves (toward the ultraviolet end of the spectrum) it will appear more blue.
I want to know what happens when she takes a picture of a cherry blossom tree in bloom.
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