Hello all,

I've been experimenting with an Infrared photography for some time but this year I managed to take a shots using my Phantom and modified camera. There are lots of interesting stuff happening between flight, post-production and the final result.
If you are interested, you can read my article and view more images on BoredPanda here.

Here is how it looks:

WOW! Those are some really amazing shots. Nice work.

Cavu Films Posted at 9-9 08:09
WOW! Those are some really amazing shots. Nice work.

Thank you!

Bluras.com Posted at 9-9 12:20
Thank you!

You're welcome

Stunning captures

A J Posted at 9-9 22:53
Stunning captures

Thank you. A lot of effort was put to get each shot!

Bluras.com Posted at 9-9 23:27
Thank you. A lot of effort was put to get each shot!

I can appreciate that and what outstanding results you achieved

Fantastic,  I have trouble getting that quality with my DSLR and IR filters.

Out of interest what camera are you using?

DAFlys Posted at 9-10 01:12
Out of interest what camera are you using?

Thanks! I used a modified Sony NEX-5. As for stock camera - they barely useable due to strong IR filter. Removing it helps to see beyond visible light. Only older DSLR with 6 mpx camera (like Nikon D70/Pentax IstDL) are somewhat more sensitive to IR in stock form.

Pics are unusual and awesome. Stunning works!

XGrey Posted at 9-10 06:33
Pics are unusual and awesome. Stunning works!

Thank you, I am glad you like!

Looks stunning!

Montfrooij Posted at 9-11 00:13
Looks stunning!

Cheers! Definitely unusual! I would love to live in sort of pink tree city for one day

Bluras.com Posted at 9-11 00:27
Cheers! Definitely unusual! I would love to live in sort of pink tree city for one day

Ghegheghe.
There are ways to experience this.
Although I would not recommend them

Bluras.com Posted at 9-10 01:19
Thanks! I used a modified Sony NEX-5. As for stock camera - they barely useable due to strong IR filter. Removing it helps to see beyond visible light. Only older DSLR with 6 mpx camera (like Nikon D70/Pentax IstDL) are somewhat more sensitive to IR in stock form.

Thanks for the info,  I was looking at getting a converted DSLR but something like the Sony might be a better route.

Wow.  Awesome job