Love your work Andrew. Very inspiring. I am about to convert one of my cameras to IR. Not sure if I should start with an older camera such as a 20D rather than my 5DMk2. Any suggestions?
Nice video!! I want to make this. I bought a 720nm IR filter but I don't know to do this. What settings on my camera? What program in post production? Can you show me a tutorial in TH-cam? I don't find it. Please help me!
If you purchased an IR filter to mount to your camera lens you will have to mod your camera to a full spectrum conversion. The IR cut filter in front of the image sensor will have to be removed. This mod will have to be done through a Specialty Company or by yourself if you have the right skill set. I have modded numerous Pentax Cameras and I'm very pleased with the results. The best thing about a full spectrum mod is you can choose different filters for different effects. The downside is you will have to use the LCD screen for viewing as the viewfinder will become very dark because of the filter on the lens. because of the
Amazing work of art. I can't imagine how much time this took to edit and how long those time lapses took but it's definitely worth it and you can tell u tried really hard.
Great video, respect. I have a Sony A6000 full spectrum, so I'd like to know the setting you used. Very artist. Just love days out with my full spectrum.
Also have you tried to shoot non time lapse video in IR? Is there any technical issues that you know of when shooting regular video with a converted camera? Thanks
Thanks for the response. l'm going to have a Sony Alpha a6000 converted for shooting video. But in visible light I need to use ND filters. I'm assuming that the IR filter eliminates a lot of light.
Video is different story. My average exposure on a sunny day is 250th, 5/6 at 100 ISO so yay, your gonna need some filters. Good luck and send me a link if you think about for your vid
Do you know of a video tutorial that shows how to do the post processing in After Effects? There are many for Light Room for photos but have not found anything for video in After Effects. Thanks
+Artem Arestov it's about a second. The longer the shadows grow the more time between frames. Also, it's about 380 frames or about 12 seconds for each scene.
Hello, I'm a french composer. I allowed myself to use some of your magnificent images in a short clip for an original composition. It has no commercial purpose (my previous videos have never more than a few hundred views). I mentioned your name to thank you in the credits. If you disagree with my use of your images, I'll withdraw the clip. I hope you'll like it. Greetings from the south of France.
Hi Julien. I'm fine with it under 2 conditions: 1) write out my full name like this: Infrared Footage by Andrew Shurtleff 2) Place a youtube link to the original Infrared film Once that's done I'll share the video.
Wow, this is beautiful and proof how colors define our world. White plants and almost black skies look so surreal
your shot of the lone tree is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen
Your photos come to life... Amazing beautiful footage.. dude!
Amazing timelapse!
Beautiful. The slider adds a nice spark to it.
I love this movie so much. Looks like it took a long time.
+Gracy Jones labor of love
Scrolling down your videos Andrew, can't believe I've only just seen this! Amazing
Impressive. Great editing to line up the hyper lapse sequences with the music phrases.
The music was created for the movie after it was completed. An original composition by a talented composed named Sam Folkes +Dave Gordon
Awesome video! I love the change in perspective. It's always nice to see things from a different point of view.
That was really fun to shoot.
Wow I can tell how much you have put into this channel and I hope everyone appreciates the dedication you have for it loads of respect for this.
Thanks So much! Just takes a little effort.
Love it. Only just seen it. Keep up the great work.
Stunning work!
And the music turns this into a sweet trip!
This is beautiful *.*
Thank you. Fun to make too. Have a bunch of clips I need to put together to make another one.
Love your work Andrew. Very inspiring. I am about to convert one of my cameras to IR. Not sure if I should start with an older camera such as a 20D rather than my 5DMk2. Any suggestions?
Beautiful! I was thinking to do timelapse with my full spectrum converted canon 450d. Now I know what will be the results. Amazing keep it up!
Really liked it.
loved it.
Very Interesting. What kind of camera rail did you use?
Nice video!! I want to make this. I bought a 720nm IR filter but I don't know to do this. What settings on my camera? What program in post production? Can you show me a tutorial in TH-cam? I don't find it. Please help me!
If you purchased an IR filter to mount to your camera lens you will have to mod your camera to a full spectrum conversion. The IR cut filter in front of the image sensor will have to be removed. This mod will have to be done through a Specialty Company or by yourself if you have the right skill set. I have modded numerous Pentax Cameras and I'm very pleased with the results. The best thing about a full spectrum mod is you can choose different filters for different effects. The downside is you will have to use the LCD screen for viewing as the viewfinder will become very dark because of the filter on the lens. because of the
awesome work, how much was the filter? Was there much post processing to get the colours?
great job!
Amazing work of art. I can't imagine how much time this took to edit and how long those time lapses took but it's definitely worth it and you can tell u tried really hard.
Thank you. It took 4 months to shoot, about 50 scenes edited down to about 18 and a few edits.
Great video, respect. I have a Sony A6000 full spectrum, so I'd like to know the setting you used. Very artist. Just love days out with my full spectrum.
beautiful, Where is it? England? or USA ?
sick editing
Also have you tried to shoot non time lapse video in IR? Is there any technical issues that you know of when shooting regular video with a converted camera? Thanks
amazing video man i like this video
It's a Dynamic Perception rail. Easy to use and creates amazing footage.
i 💘 this!
That's great. I'm all about the fun!
awesome
Thanks very much.
Beautiful work. Do you use added ND filters?
Thank you. No ND filter needed. The IR filter is permanently mounted over the sensor allowing for normal camera functioning
Thanks for the response. l'm going to have a Sony Alpha a6000 converted for shooting video. But in visible light I need to use ND filters. I'm assuming that the IR filter eliminates a lot of light.
Video is different story. My average exposure on a sunny day is 250th, 5/6 at 100 ISO so yay, your gonna need some filters. Good luck and send me a link if you think about for your vid
wow this is beautiful, may I ask where this was shot? great footage!
Summertime in Virginia!
Do you know of a video tutorial that shows how to do the post processing in After Effects? There are many for Light Room for photos but have not found anything for video in After Effects. Thanks
Ultra ~ visual feast 超 ~ 視覺 饗宴
10/10
What kind of camera did you use. How did you shoot it?
+Gracy Jones use a converted Canon 5D Mark II.
What is timing between shots? 5sec? 10sec?...
+3-10 seconds depending on how much movement I wanted in each scene. Artem Arestov
+Artem Arestov it's about a second. The longer the shadows grow the more time between frames. Also, it's about 380 frames or about 12 seconds for each scene.
track name?
Named at the end of the movie
spoilt by the music choice.. beautiful images though
Hello, I'm a french composer. I allowed myself to use some of your magnificent images in a short clip for an original composition. It has no commercial purpose (my previous videos have never more than a few hundred views). I mentioned your name to thank you in the credits. If you disagree with my use of your images, I'll withdraw the clip. I hope you'll like it. Greetings from the south of France.
Hi Julien. I'm fine with it under 2 conditions:
1) write out my full name like this: Infrared Footage by Andrew Shurtleff
2) Place a youtube link to the original Infrared film
Once that's done I'll share the video.
Hi Andrew,
I mentioned the informations you gave me.
Best regards
June 8, 2015