Infrared

Okay, you guys have been asking for a blog about this all month long and I’m pretty darn excited to tell you about my latest discovery. It all started when I randomly began snapchatting myself (and my lovely friends who always humor me) with funny glasses on, bathing in a sea of bright red light. […]

We're proud to present Kolari Vision's 2nd Annual Life in Another Light Photo Contest infrared and visible light stills category winners.

Kate Ballis has toured Palm Springs with an infrared camera and coloured filters, to produce images that show the desert city in purple, pink and red tones

As a photographer, you want to surprise your audience. Your ultimate goal is to produce images that will cause people to take a second look.…

Pictures and instructions of how to turn a digital camera to shoot infrared.

Melbourne photographer Kate Ballis captures another side of Joshua Tree in "Infra Realism."

We know that electromagnetic waves include different types of waves like radio waves, microwaves, Infrared rays, Visible rays, Ultraviolet rays, X-rays, and gamma rays. Electromagnetic Spectrum is the classification of these waves according to their frequency.

Here are the results of the comparison between true Aerochrome (color cast removed) and the digital one shot with Kolari’s IRChrome filter

Aesthetic Thermal infrared pastel painting tutorial

Do you know? Far infrared rays cause water within the body to vibrate. Since the human body is approximately 70% water, this can have pronounced effect on our tissues: The infrared heat energy penetrates deeply into the tissues, heating them and breaking down clusters of water molecules. Toxins are then easily released. The capillaries expand due to the extra heat, improving the circulation of the blood. The body’s metabolism is increased and the tissues are activated to produce needed…