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Mastering Infrared Photography - Fri Nov 6, 2026 9:00 AM (New York time zone)
Registration is only $24.95 |
Your digital camera as a hidden super-power! This workshop shows you how to use it.
Expand your artistic horizons and see the world in a whole new light. Infrared photography provides a powerful creative outlet that breaks conventional photographic rules - turning harsh mid-day sun into your friend. Capturing light beyond the visible spectrum will reignite your creative vision as foliage glows luminously white, skies darken dramatically, and familiar scenes reveal unexpected beauty.
You will learn what infrared energy is, and how to take IR images with either a converted camera or a non-converted camera (yes, you can photograph infrared without having to do a conversion!). If you choose to convert a camera, or purchase an already converted camera, I'll help you decide what kind of IR conversion is best for you.
This is a very comprehensive workshop where you will learn everything you need to know. You will be able to ask questions and participate in this Zoom meeting. You'll leave with a very comfortable understanding of infrared photography.
Participants are provided with a copy of the PowerPoint slides and the presentation will be recorded. Attendees are provided with a private link of the recording to review as often as they like.
Topics covered include:
- Origins of infrared photography
- What is light?
- What is infrared energy?
- Solar radiation & infrared
- Why shoot infrared?
- When is the best time to shoot IR?
- Camera sensors
- Camera conversions
- Shooting with non-converted cameras
- The "hot mirror" filter
- The different conversion options available
- False color
- Common IR filter frequencies
- Specialty filters (Astro-photography, Ektrachrome IR emulation)
- Exposures based on IR frequencies
- Sample Images
- Subjects that photograph well with IR
- Cutting through haze with IR
- Camera techniques and tools
- JPEG vs RAW IR shooting
- White Balance and IR
- Post Processing IR images
- Purchasing an already-converted camera
- Things to consider
- References / tutorials
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