Comments on: Infrared Light Painting http://mcaleavy.org/2008/04/09/infrared-lightpainting/ Point glass end at pretty things. Press button. Sun, 11 Mar 2012 22:46:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: DaveMc http://mcaleavy.org/2008/04/09/infrared-lightpainting/comment-page-1/#comment-6553 DaveMc Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:38:02 +0000 http://mcaleavy.org/?p=84#comment-6553 @Michael, The camera I use has been converted to record only infrared. Your D90 has a low-pass filter over the CCD that will block most infrared light, so light from a TV remote is unlikely to be bright enough to record an image. This image was lit with a Duracell Explorer flashlight, with an exposure of around 30 seconds or so. @Michael, The camera I use has been converted to record only infrared. Your D90 has a low-pass filter over the CCD that will block most infrared light, so light from a TV remote is unlikely to be bright enough to record an image. This image was lit with a Duracell Explorer flashlight, with an exposure of around 30 seconds or so.

]]> By: Michael Currin http://mcaleavy.org/2008/04/09/infrared-lightpainting/comment-page-1/#comment-5311 Michael Currin Sun, 16 Jan 2011 14:25:22 +0000 http://mcaleavy.org/?p=84#comment-5311 Hi, I stumbled upon your image searching for infra light painting, since I thought about the concept and wondered if it was possible. This shot looks amazing. Although the lighting is unevenly bright in places, it looks like it was underwater. The pale quality of the infrared light for this makes it look ghostly but peaceful. I want to take a long exposure of friends waving around infra-red tv remote controls instead of a mobile phone or a torch. Do you reckon it's bright enough to pick it up at low ISO? What infra red tool did you use for you photo and how many seconds did it take? I use a D90 by the way. Hi, I stumbled upon your image searching for infra light painting, since I thought about the concept and wondered if it was possible. This shot looks amazing. Although the lighting is unevenly bright in places, it looks like it was underwater.
The pale quality of the infrared light for this makes it look ghostly but peaceful.

I want to take a long exposure of friends waving around infra-red tv remote controls instead of a mobile phone or a torch. Do you reckon it’s bright enough to pick it up at low ISO? What infra red tool did you use for you photo and how many seconds did it take?

I use a D90 by the way.

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