Paint on and 3D print completely custom gradients in any colour you like, on any part of your model, in any orientation!
And print the whole thing using just three filaments!
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Paint on and 3D print completely custom gradients in any colour you like, on any part of your model, in any orientation!
And print the whole thing using just three filaments!
Find out how in my new video:
https://youtu.be/DrCWponq2xU
Downtown Vancouver as seen through an "inefficient" hot mirror and a blue filter.
#Vancouver #photography #fullspectrum #infrared #full_spectrum_photography #infrared_photography #photo #digital_photography
5/5 colour #infrared
Ivy, but not as we know it. Snapped on a footpath somewhere near #Brentwood.
#fourthirds #Olympus14_35mmf2 lens #fullspectrum EM1ii - 590nm clip-in filter
4/5 colour #infrared
Another path and more trees in #590nm #IR - Harold Wood Park in E London
#fourthirds #Olympus14_35mmf2 lens #fullspectrum EM1ii - 590nm clip-in filter
3/5 colour #infrared
I like the way the blossom has stayed white in this #ir snap taken on Tylers Common in E London a couple of weeks ago.
#fourthirds #Olympus14_35mmf2 lens #fullspectrum EM1ii - 589nm clip-in filter
2/5 colour #infrared
This is the River Ingrebourne in Harold Wood Park E London. This is a 4 shot #panorama / #vertorama as my lens wasn't wide enough.
#fourthirds #Olympus14_35mmf2 lens #fullspectrum EM1ii - #590nm clip-in filter
1/5 #infrared colour
This week some recent #IR work I've processed in colour. For a long time I've been concentrating on black and white - and not wanted to do the bright false colours that many go for. But this coppery/orange does work for me.
This is near Warley - south of #Brentwood.
#fourthirds #Olympus14_35mmf2 lens #fullspectrum EM1ii - #590nm clip-in filter
A home with walls at least somewhat aligned with solar south at local #WinterSolstic. In the bedroom and primary day-use spaces, the east, west walls and ceiling are partially or completely covered by an LED matrix, and there are a lot of light sensors.
An unreasonably complex controller tries to track the sun's position, and produce a (slider-controlled?) level of ambient (#FullSpectrum? configurable?) #light from that relative position.