Trying my hand at some aerochrome processing with this Forrest scene.
C&C Welcome and would love to hear from the IR experts.
C&C Welcome and would love to hear from the IR experts.
Forrest floor
- Thread starter Jameel Hyder
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AlanLichty
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You have been successful at turning the vegetation to red. (Do I get my Captain Obvious award now? 
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Not something I have tried my hand at yet. I do find myself wishing that there were more distinctions between the types of vegetation with this type of conversion but I haven't seen much with the other rendering techniques either.
)Not something I have tried my hand at yet. I do find myself wishing that there were more distinctions between the types of vegetation with this type of conversion but I haven't seen much with the other rendering techniques either.
Its a nice shade of red.
Amy Nelson
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I'm no expert, but you did a great job here Jameel. In the original aerochrome film all live vegetation came out a very vibrant red, unfortunately that same look is very hard to reproduce with digital. They do sell film at B&H that is "todays" chrome film (600nm), I would be interested to see how close it comes to the original. The differences in tones looks really good in this image.
You have been successful at turning the vegetation to red. (Do I get my Captain Obvious award now?
Not something I have tried my hand at yet. I do find myself wishing that there were more distinctions between the types of vegetation with this type of conversion but I haven't seen much with the other rendering techniques either.
Thanks Alan, Ben and Amy.
I am in a bit of funk with IR so trying out something different.
Thanks Jim. I think a combination of foliage which goes red and other elements which don't is probably more suited to this look.