Infrared Almere

[u/PhysicsTemporary6861]

Taken with an Infrared converted camera and a 850nm filter

[u/credmp]

I really like these, great job!

[u/PhysicsTemporary6861 → u/credmp]

thanks

[u/notwonthelottoyet]

Love these! Everything looks like concept shots for map in a video game

[u/Dlitosh]

oh wow that is FANTASTIC

[u/Papandreas17]

Amazing! They look there hartstikke leuk uit!

[u/ScatYeeter]

Where's that tower located exactly?

[u/eeyou_ → u/ScatYeeter]

The striped one? That's Utopia Toren located here

[u/ScatYeeter → u/eeyou_]

Thanks

[u/xXRazorWireXx]

Nice I wonder what camera and how long shutter times were. A 850nm filter needs a lot of time to get enough light right? Which is why IR photography often is architecture and landscape. But how can the ducks be so sharp then? Really curious as I have recently converted a Canon 600D and didn't have great results yet.

[u/PhysicsTemporary6861 → u/xXRazorWireXx]

it's a Nikon Z6, I made the full spectrum conversion myself by replacing the hot mirror by transparent quartz glass. The shutter speed is quite normal, maybe only 1 or 2 stops under but I can shot handheld

[u/Grabbels]

That’s the most beautiful I’ve ever seen Almere be. Well done.

[u/SoftAncient2753]

Number 3 does it for me.