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07/22/2005 06:34:36 AM · #1 |
| which plugin do we use to get the same effect as using an infrared filter, in photoshop? thanks. |
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07/22/2005 06:38:45 AM · #2 |
there is one here I downloaded but can't find it right now...got to get ready for work...good luck
//share.studio.adobe.com/axBrowseSubmit.asp?c=37
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07/22/2005 07:17:39 AM · #3 |
Infrared images can not be extrapolated from regular photos: They have no infrared information in them! A photo only has information from the visible spectrum - obviously, otherwise parts of the image would be invisible - and the infrared band is invisible. Infrared films transpose the invisible infrared rays to a part of the spectrum in the visible range - or to white in Black & White IR photography. So unless the original film is infrared-sensitive and does that transposition, it's not possible to extrapolate IR data from photos. Anyone who claims to provide an infrared filter, plugin or otherwise, for regular photos, is providing a look a like. You can never emulate a real infrared photo, only make an imitation.
If you do find a PS plug-in that you are happy with the results, please post! I would love to see it.
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07/22/2005 07:37:51 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by qmdi:
Infrared images can not be extrapolated from regular photos: They have no infrared information in them! A photo only has information from the visible spectrum - obviously, otherwise parts of the image would be invisible - and the infrared band is invisible. Infrared films transpose the invisible infrared rays to a part of the spectrum in the visible range - or to white in Black & White IR photography. So unless the original film is infrared-sensitive and does that transposition, it's not possible to extrapolate IR data from photos. Anyone who claims to provide an infrared filter, plugin or otherwise, for regular photos, is providing a look a like. You can never emulate a real infrared photo, only make an imitation.
If you do find a PS plug-in that you are happy with the results, please post! I would love to see it. |
Ok you are correct in the fact that you cannont produce the REAL thing but they give a pretty close second.
//fotofects.com/v2/adobe-photoshop/photographic-effects/infrared.html <--go to the second page of the tutorial to see the finished product.
//share.studio.adobe.com/axAssetDetailSubmit.asp?aID=11013&back=http%3A%2F%2Fshare%2Estudio%2Eadobe%2Ecom%2FaxQuickSearchSubmit%2Easp%3Ftxt%3Dinfrared%26allprods%3D0
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07/22/2005 07:41:02 AM · #5 |
//www.opanda.com/en/index.html
On this site they have a plug-in (free) that says it will replicate the effects of using Hoya filters including the IR one I believe. You may like it. For the record, I was not pleased with it at all.
WARNING: Downloading from this site is VERY slow.
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07/22/2005 07:56:18 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by Alienyst:
//www.opanda.com/en/index.html
On this site they have a plug-in (free) that says it will replicate the effects of using Hoya filters including the IR one I believe. You may like it. For the record, I was not pleased with it at all.
WARNING: Downloading from this site is VERY slow. |
I wanted to try this plug-in but it is only available for the PC. I am a Mac guy.
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07/22/2005 07:58:46 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by sabphoto:
Originally posted by qmdi:
Infrared images can not be extrapolated from regular photos: They have no infrared information in them! A photo only has information from the visible spectrum - obviously, otherwise parts of the image would be invisible - and the infrared band is invisible. Infrared films transpose the invisible infrared rays to a part of the spectrum in the visible range - or to white in Black & White IR photography. So unless the original film is infrared-sensitive and does that transposition, it's not possible to extrapolate IR data from photos. Anyone who claims to provide an infrared filter, plugin or otherwise, for regular photos, is providing a look a like. You can never emulate a real infrared photo, only make an imitation.
If you do find a PS plug-in that you are happy with the results, please post! I would love to see it. |
Ok you are correct in the fact that you cannont produce the REAL thing but they give a pretty close second.
//fotofects.com/v2/adobe-photoshop/photographic-effects/infrared.html <--go to the second page of the tutorial to see the finished product.
//share.studio.adobe.com/axAssetDetailSubmit.asp?aID=11013&back=http%3A%2F%2Fshare%2Estudio%2Eadobe%2Ecom%2FaxQuickSearchSubmit%2Easp%3Ftxt%3Dinfrared%26allprods%3D0 |
I will try this tutorial when I get some time.
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