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great content!!! did you ever test Viltrox lenses? Please let us know which one you recommend.

wow thanks for the big help

Hi Rob, just watched your Intro to IR pics video. Very well presented and informative- thank you. I’m in the process of purchasing a full spectrum converted Canon 6D. My problem is that it doesn’t have focus peaking for focusing in live view. Is there another focusing method you can recommend?

Sir iwant infrared vedeo luts mainly skin protect I used your recent luts but skintone was damaged so any possible

Hi Rob, I love your content. Do you recommend the custom profiles for my setup? Not converted Canon R6II and Canon 24-105 lens with screw in IR FIilters? Thank you

I use custom WB presets in camera, which NX Studio will honor. That also enables seeing the approximate result right in the viewfinder (with mirrorless cameras), so I can spot overexposure and other problems if they occur. I do use the LCH method for channel swaps, although for more complicated cases I will usually export TIFF to Affinity Photo and continue there.

Neewer missed the boat here. The 850 and 950 seem pretty close to redundant, and it should start at 590.

Stellar. Really quite helpful!

Very nice walkthroughs. Far too often, I jump into color editing without much attention to contrast and then have to start over, because contrast effects color so much. It is generally easier to- at least for me - to get the contrast close to the goal as step one.

I would be interested to see your take on the UV+IR (super blue) filters. I have been using them lately and really like how the images convert to monochrome. Of course, it is always nice to see what other people are doing with them. Cheers

Your custom profiles and IR presets have been invaluable during this first year exploring infrared photography. Your book is great. Love it!

Perfectly explain. Exactly what I need ! 😁

I would love to see a video about the ´superblue´ filter

Excellent presentation. In particular, calling out the difference in focusing for IR is very different than for visible light. I remember that older Canon lenses used to have markings for IR on the focus ring.

Thanks - Really helpful

I recently picked up a secndhand expodisc 2 here in Australia , I am surprised it is giving me much better results with the Kolari Irchrome and an Ir blue ndvi filters , I have found it helpful pointed at the sky with the sun behind me .

How do I get a live white balance for IR? Do I need to buy neutral gray cards that are specifically IR calibrated? Or are standard photography white balance cards already made to also be neutral in IR/UV? I have an old camera that's both too old and too beat up to be worth the effort of selling, so I'm thinking of converting it to full spectrum because I've always wanted to get into IR (and UV) photography. So I'm just trying to learn up on some of the basics ahead of time.

Does Darktable 5.0 allow the program to "Invert" the image? I've downloaded the program to try it out and you guide would be very helpful...

Sir I don't have pc so how to use these presets in my mobile lightroom

Can i use lightroom mobile

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NX Studio will, at least, use the custom white balance from the camera. PhotoShop and Lightroom will strip those off when you try to modify the file.

Nice video, as always. I like the way you are upfront with the positives and negatives - Some just concentrate on the negatives or just say it's not as good as Photoshop. For those of us on a budget it's helpful to know that IR processing is possible, on a free program, and well done for throwing in workarounds for missing tools.

Hi Rob, just found your channel and have a few questions. I have a canon 5d mark ll that I would like to convert to infrared. I’m confused with some of the terminology don’t understand it all. I’m just looking for the infrared only to change it to the black and white photos that infrared does so well. Because it’s a full frame I believe I will only be able to use a one lens, correct? The camera I use now is canon 5 d mark 4 . The lenses I have are the 70-200 ,16-35 and 24-105 all L series. Which lens would be best to use with the mark 2 camera? All new to me but I just love the infrared landscapes. Any suggestions? Thank you!

Very nice video explaining the capabilities at a high level as it relates to infrared photography. I think many people disregard the software that comes with their camera since it’s free. You’ve shown how someone could get a pretty nice image with not a ton of effort. Good callout on things to be aware of as well.

I know I am late to the party, but it was really cool to listen to your interview on The Photo Seen podcast. Shooting in IR is great but it is such a small niche that you can feel like you are alone on an island. Finding podcasts and UA-cam channels like yours in much appreciated.

Thanks! Nikon has improved very much their code throughout the years but they are still behind what other countries do. Thom Hogan usually complains about that. Hardware is fantastic, coding is ten years behind what American or Chinese do. It is a cultural thing probably.

Thank you so much! Now I can use it for infrared, too.

Brilliant. I just sent my old Canon 5DmkII for a 590nm conversion. Everything I shoot is edited first in LR Classic before any masking edits in Photoshop. I’ll be downloading your profiles and studying your videos in great detail.

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I'm new to IR and trying to answer this exact question. (used converted camera, what filter?) I'm also probably missing something, but is it not important to set the WB of the camera to effectively run this test? And if so, would I set a custom white balance, and if so, upon what color or lighting or screen section? Used DSLR, converted camera, no lens filters, estimated to be between 590 and 720 so far. Nikon d70. Cool vids, I'll be deep diving with you for awhile!

I just picked up a filter yesterday and got the right lenses also. A converted Canon 600D with a 50mm f/1.8 and 24mm f/2.8. Took some video and photos of me and a colleague applying sunscreen. Will see when I can upload them on my channel. Surely a difficult thing with the insane high ISOs and lower shutter speeds required. But even in winter with overcast conditions it is surprising how much UV light there still is. I will see in how to get a proper blacklight studiolight setup done but I will take my time with that to get it right, get it safe and make 100% sure it's not UV-C 😅

May I know how to install the infrared profile to Light room please?

I used a Canon SX20 IS for years with no hot spot and have some amazing images. Now I'm using a Sony RX10 III and it's terrible. So I need to perfect this. Just got lightroom so will give it a go...

This is great just what i was looking for and the same version on ON1 result!

Another super useful and I inspiring video. Nice one Rob. 👍

J’ai découvert la photographie infrarouge et depuis j’ai le virus. Je suis l’un de vos abonnés et vos conseils son bien précieux.

Hi Rob, are these colour-swap profiles working for a non-converted mirrorless Canon R6 with screw-in IR filters?

Is any type of ND filter all work on a converted camera? 😊

Thank you for this Rob. I'm using DxO more and more (mainly because I love the way it renders RAW Files). Thanks to your influence, I'm using LUTs for my Infrared Photography. Based on Dx)'s current limitation with using more than a fe of them, I can see myself picking my top ten and loading those into the program. Best wishes and many thanks again, Stephen

I need to give it another go, last time I tried it was buggy on Mac. Really over Capture Ones interface issues now also and their subscription garbage. The Hue 180deg adjustment looks simple and nice overall as I hate working with Affinity and having to develop an image from RAW before further adjustments can be made then wanting to adjust WB again

I am seeing less sharpness around edges of my infrared pictures taken using lumix dmc-zs25 self converted camera with 590 nm ir filter. Is this normal?

Appreciate all the info! After getting sale emails from dxo and Topaz, I was debating on finally updating to newer versions of the software. I currently only use denoise / sharpen plugins but got curious about the full software.

I use DXO Photolab 8 in my workflow. It is indeed good and with each new version it is getting better and better with more options. Greetings from Poland from the city "Fortress Przemyśl" and thank you very much for these videos they are really good and give a lot to think about to improve your skills.

I have a Nikon P7100 converted with a 590 filter replacement. This camera is not included in your supported cameras list . Has this camera been added to the list? The UA-cam is very useful to me as a beginner and I would really like to add the LUTS to my IR workflow. Thanks

hello i would like to know if i buy your infrared book as an ebook, can i translate it into french? by translator system i am already advanced in infrared but i am really interested and passionate

Got ON1 Presets today and installed them in PhotoRaw 2025: success! 😊 Thanks, Rob! 👍

I know this is an old video, but right now this cost around 450-500 with filters in kolari website. Which is only around 100 dollars difference with converting a canon eos r100. Which is a no brainer option if you already have a number of rf lenses and want to try infrared photography, right?

The DNG Profile Editor does not run on the newer MACs -- I have a MacBook Pro M3 and the editor will not open an image. This is fairly well commented in various places on the Internet, but Adobe has not responded as far as I can tell