Posted on November 15, 2021
I was going through images on external drives and found a series of Infrared images taken at Davidsons Mill Pond Park. I chose 2 images from the series to make a longer 2 image Infrared B&W Panorama. These were taken with a Canon R with a 24-105mm lens and a Hoya r 72 InfraRed filter. To balance the images you also have to photograph a white card with the InfraRed filter for color correction and then converting to Grayscale B&W.
Category: Cloudscapes, Davidsons Mill Pond Park, Equipment, Favorite Locations, Image Stacking, InfraRed Images, Panorama & Stacked Images, Panoramas, Skies and Clouds, Skyscapes & Clouds Tagged: Balancing infrared images, hoya r72 InfraRed filter, Infrared, Infrared Panoramas, Infrared Photography, Using InfraRed Filers for Photography
Posted on July 24, 2019
We went to one of my favorite small Natural Areas that was close to where we used to live. The clouds were impressive so I shot a series of panoramas @ 17mm with a Canon 17-40mm lens and 12mm with a 12-24mm lens on a Canon R. I was mostly shooting with the Hoya R72 InfraRed Filter, but did a few without the R72 filter also.
The images below show the series of panorama images going from the raw image as shot with the Hoya R72 InfraRed filter, then the image balanced to the white card I also shot for color balance. Then going to the grayscale B&W Image.
IR Image Hoya R72 Filter – @ 17mm – 4 Horizontal Image Pano
Above Image color balanced with White Card Image for color balance
Featured Image Converted to BW Infrared after white balancing color infrared image
7 Images (vertical) @ 17mm – Converted to BW Infrared
7 image panorama -shot @ 12mm – 7 vertical images combined in Photoshop