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As much as I appreciate your free starter profiles etc, these looks fantastic!! Considering how much time these can save someone not familiar with creating their own I'd say their quite a bargain. Thanks for you dedication to infrared photography and processing👍👍

Can you add the gh5s?

Hi Rob, love your videos. Thank you! I would love to know if there is an alternative to the adobe DNG Profile Editor as it is out of date and will not work on my newer 2024 iMac. I have scoured the internet and am at a loss. Can you help here?

would it photos taken on a 590nm conversion be more or less flexible to edit? how about the ultra-contrasts white effect?

are all of the beautiful ir photos you see painted/manipulated in a similar fashion as this? is there no editless, or straight out of camera(ish), solutions?

“so LUT me pick one of these” 🙊

Hi Ron, I was wondering how far I can go without converting my camera? Can I assume all images in this video are from converted camera? I am considering converting my Fujifilm X100v. I purchased a Urth 720nm IR to place on Canon R16mm lens. Sending it back because I cannot achieve bright foliage. I’ve tried, many times and profiles in -100 and -50 temp, with terrible results. I coming to the realization that Black and White is all I can get, but still NOT pleased with results. Hoya filters have been ordered. Am I expecting too much from only using an IR filter.

So maybe I can find some help here: I just recently picked up IR Photography with my dads old LUMIX camera. I am trying to edit just like it's told in the video, but AF seems to not identify the blue sky on the RAW images I try to work on. I am using an old Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5, with the 720 filter by Hoya.

My custom profiles were sent to me super fast and I love the different looks they give me as a starting point, without needing PS. Thanks Rob, super happy with these additional resources

Thank you !

I have the GFX100ii with the Kolari IR chrome 82mm lens. any photos I take look nothing like any of this, they are all just a gross blue hue. everything MUST be edited so not sure why your saying "in camera".

This is not working at all for me, I used a Kolari IR filter, so everything started out blue for me and when I selected the first step (picking white) everything changed to looking fairly normal.

Simply wonderful! Thank you!

Thank you for the presets, very helpful establishing a new IR workflow

What about ccd vs cmos?

For the first time I can see an actual use for Profiles in Lightroom and I would pay for such a feature. Any chance you may have them compatible with Panasonic G1 (it's the only IR camera I have at the moment)

Delivery was very quick. Thank you. I received my updated profiles and have started to test them out. My initial response is "Wow!" The flexibility is terrific. Keep up the good work!

Hi Rob, I am hoping that you'll get to see this message even though this is an over 4 year old video. It appears that Adobe DNG Profile Editor no longer works on the latest OS on MAC-OSX. I was reading that they want us to use Adobe Profiles SDK instead. I have been having difficulty understanding what they are telling us to do. Have you had any success in using the SDK? I was looking through your videos to see if you've updated anything because of it, but haven't noticed anything. Thanks for everything you do to forward the IR world. Regards Colin.

Rob, You certainly must have been kept busy producing your IR Color Swap Profiles. I have them loaded and they work as advertised. Great idea! And Great video! Next, I will set up Lightroom Presets to access them.

hi Rob, I just purchased new version of your Lightroom Infrared Color Swap Profiles. Thanks for the discount.

Hi Rob first thx a lot for this simple and very demonstrative video. I got a question about the ordering : you say to précise the camera model after the ordering. Does it mean that if I have different cameras I need to pay for each or when I pay for one I can have different profile for my different models. Thx in advance.

Nice! These look like some fun profiles to work with, and I especially love the distinction of hue shift vs channel mix for the color changes.

Hi Rob, it is really a fantastic move. I too play with WB for some time. but this will complete the edit in a very creative way. i am eagarly waiting Thank you!

STUNNING!!!

Fabulous Rob, thanks!

Yes yes yes yes. Such a good video on every level. I'll be checking for my upgrades later today. Thank you❤

cool! thank you. my @5000 works great with your profiles

Looking forward to trying these new profiles! The more pastel colors, and the sky variations look great!

Rob, thanks so much for all you do. I just received my 590nm today (over a month waiting). Looking forward to trying some color variations.

I love shooting IR. It's fascinating to see something that's we cannot see with our own eyes. But what's most amazing is how humans where made to see the full array of colors from 400nm to 625nm. How did this happen? God created us in an amazing way. Gave us the ability to see full colors. Awesome!

I was lucky with my lenses. I was already using a Tamron 17-28 2.8 Di III RXD, a Tamron 28-75 2.8 Di III RXD and a Samyang 45 1.8 AF and when I converted a Sony A7 to IR, it turned out all these lenses are great for IR.

Does INFRA-RED work at night.

I am confused by your selection of color profile when printing to a printer. I have always selected the ICC profile of the paper I am about to use and not Pro/Photo or AdobeRGB.

The problem with Adobe Lightroom white balance is its slider's range is too limited. You can't set it low enough.

I created IR profiles for my Canon PowerShots S100 and G16. I then put them with their respective camera groups in Photoshot Elements 19. I used both locations mentioned in the "Where are my profiles blog article. Or...at least, I thought so. But, when I load a RAW file from either camera into PSE and use the dropdown to select the profile, the only profile camera raw lists for me is "Infrared Temp -100." No matter what I do, the camera specific profile isn't made available to me. Any thoughts on what I'm likely doing wrong?

Félicitations, chaque photo en infrarouge est vraiment belle.Voir la pellicule que vous employez, vous devez faire les infrarouges directement sur l'ordinateur avec photo s h o p et non avec une pellicule infrarouge couleur directement.Ce qui est différent dans la manière de faire, si vous faites cela c'est aussi très bien.

Rob once again, thanks for passing on your knowledge. Forgive for using this video to ask a profiles question. I’ve just come across the fact that the Adobe DNG profile editor doesn’t work with the latest Mac OS. There is a suggestion on the Adobe forum that you now need to use the Profiles SDK. But how do you use it to create an IR profile, ie without using the DNG profile editor? If anyone knew how to do this, I thought it would be you. Once again, sorry to piggyback on this video.

Did you do an update on shooting infrared with more modern iPhones? Is it on your book?

How can you create your own enhanced profile to have the color swap inside of LR? cant see a link in the description that leads to a tutorial :(

how can you make those channel swap presets for lightroom? i don't like go all the time into PS and then back to LR

Brilliant video best I have seen about color adjustments.

I've got an ancient version of Photoshop (5) and don't see a "blend mode" under the Layers tab. Is there another way to achieve this in my version? Thanks.

Interesting about the movement between shots, may it's the heat on the metal camera body warming the neg up and making it expand on how hot it gets.

thank you Rob - this is an excellent video. I have a Canon pocket camera that's been converted and I've been struggling to get the best out of it with Affinity. Thank you for such a brilliant video.

hi Rob. Thanks for answering some of my questions wrt to editing IR files. I have yet to use a trial version but did try version 6 before deciding on On1 2024. My question is: can edits made to one file be copied and applied to another file in a sequence? Can an edit be saved as a preset specific for 590nm or 720nm?

Wonderful video. Thank you 👍. Liked and subscribed 😊

Hello Rob, thanks for all the information. Please advise here. I tried creating the Profile as well as used the one from your profile pack (Nikon Z 8 Infrared Temp -100.dcp). But unfortunately, anytime I am choosing a neutral color to set the WB, I am always getting 2000 as the lower value. Tried switching between the other profiles back and forth but didn't help. My filter is 590nm and Lightroom version is 13.3.1. Any help is appreciated.

Sorry to bother. 2 questions. 1.) If looking at a sRGB jpg photo in LrC, I should use sRGB monitor mode. If looking at an AdobeRGB jpg photo in LrC, I should use AdobeRGB monitor mode. Is this correct? 2.) If looking at a RAW photo in LrC, I should be using the monitor mode depending on the output, saying printing then I should use AdobeRGB monitor mode. Is this correct?

great videos - thank you! I wonder if there is a similar way to do this in DarkTable ?

Fantastic dreamy images and very great demo