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 06/03/2002 12:51:23 AM · #1
I've been reading about IR film and how it affects colors. One effect that I really like about it is how it turns grass white. Is there a way to achieve this effect with a regular black and white picture through photoshop or some other tool?
 06/03/2002 01:40:26 AM · #2
You can shoot IR with many digital cameras. All you need is an IR (dark red) filter like an 89B. Hoya, B+W, and Wratten make good ones. You can sort of do it in Photoshop, but it looks much better with a filter.

Originally posted by chariot:
I've been reading about IR film and how it affects colors. One effect that I really like about it is how it turns grass white. Is there a way to achieve this effect with a regular black and white picture through photoshop or some other tool?



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