6 comments by 4 or more people

1. Andrew Ingram

   How do you know how far to shift the infrared wavelengths back to the visible spectrum? Do you just take the range of the image and stretch it to the range of visible light?

   06 Mar 2006, 21:57

2. Quality, the first digital IR I've seen, I think. Happy memories of playing with a couple of rolls of Ilford SFX…

   06 Mar 2006, 22:28

3. Mark Jarvis

   you are a bastard, i will hold u personally responsible for blowing next term's student loan on shit loads of photography equipment!!!

   06 Mar 2006, 23:24

4. Nathan Barrow

   Andrew: The reason there is any light detected at all is because the CCD sensor in my camera is slightly sensitive to the near infrared. So the colours are all how they appeared to the camera. I suspect that the red is closer to 'red', ~700 nm, and the blue appears at a longer wavelength ~750 nm, but I'd have to have some data on the CCD's colour filters to be sure. Blue normally registers around 500 nm, but that's all filtered out… so the only blue you see is imperfections in the colour filter in the infrared region because the camera makers didn't think you would want to block out all the visible light!!

   07 Mar 2006, 00:28

5. Heya. What CSS code have you used to have your pictures come up on a blank separate page when you click on them in galleries? (instead of the background going gray and the picture popping up in the middle i mean)
   many thanks

   07 Mar 2006, 10:10

6. Nathan Barrow

   Hmm, I haven't!! But sometimes if you click on them before the page is fully loadsed the lightbox doesn't appear… maybe that is happening.
   Also (in Firefox) if you middle click on the images they'll open in a new tab.

   07 Mar 2006, 11:10