Thank you Marcus. This was shot with a normal DSLR and then converted to B&W in Lr. This was done by selecting Black and White in the Basic panel. Moving to the B & W panel and moving all sliders to 0 except Green and Yellow to +100 and Blue to -100. Returned to Basic and increased Contrast and Clarity. I hope this helps. Thanks again for commenting.
Jeremy, you’re welcome. It seems to be an easy process. The Ancient One was done similarly but it was the orange that was moved to +100 since there was no green and little yellow.
Thanks so much for the detailed how-to, Tim, so much appeciated! I’m always sneaking around infrared photography and I’m considering to have one of my old Nikon bodies converted. So far I have only experimented with an infrared filter, but results have been subpar.
Awesome work, Tim! Did you use a converted camera for the infrared?
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Thank you Marcus. This was shot with a normal DSLR and then converted to B&W in Lr. This was done by selecting Black and White in the Basic panel. Moving to the B & W panel and moving all sliders to 0 except Green and Yellow to +100 and Blue to -100. Returned to Basic and increased Contrast and Clarity. I hope this helps. Thanks again for commenting.
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Really cool shot and thanks for sharing your approach. I shall try 🙂
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Jeremy, you’re welcome. It seems to be an easy process. The Ancient One was done similarly but it was the orange that was moved to +100 since there was no green and little yellow.
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Thanks so much for the detailed how-to, Tim, so much appeciated! I’m always sneaking around infrared photography and I’m considering to have one of my old Nikon bodies converted. So far I have only experimented with an infrared filter, but results have been subpar.
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I know a number of people who have had their older camera converted. If you like I can ask who does this. They are in the USA.
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