I photographed this carousel at dusk with my Olympus 720nm infrared modified digital camera during the local County Fair. The first image was edited with just a custom white balance, and the second image was edited using a technique called the red/blue channel swap. Which version do you prefer?

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I used my Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera to create this monochrome image of an old tree.

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I use my Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera to capture light beyond the visible spectrum. It is interesting to experiment with different subjects because they often reflect near infrared light in unique ways compared to visible light, and this often results in fascinating surreal images.

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I used my Olympus E-PL1 infrared converted camera to create this landscape image. The 720nm infrared filter permanently installed in front of the camera’s sensor blocks visible light, and captures images using only near infrared light that is invisible to our eyes. It turns green foliage, like trees and grass, white or near-white. This version was edited by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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I made this image of a bridge over the River Raisin in Monroe, Michigan using my Olympus digital camera that was modified to take 720nm infrared images. This version was edited to create a false color blue sky by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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A few years ago, I purchased a used Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera. This photograph of the plant conservatory building at Hidden Lake Gardens Park in Michigan was one of the first images that I made with it. This version was edited to create a false color blue sky by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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A few years ago, I purchased a used Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera that captures images using only near infrared light that our eyes cannot see. This photograph of an old red barn was one of the first images that I made with that camera. This version was edited by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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A few years ago, I purchased a used Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera that captures images using only near infrared light that our eyes cannot see. This photograph of an old red barn was one of the first images that I made with that camera. This version was edited to create a false color blue sky by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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A few years ago, I acquired a used Olympus E-PL1 720nm infrared converted camera that captures images using only near infrared light that our eyes cannot see. This photograph of a large tree with a cornfield in the background was one of the first photographs I made with that camera. This version has been edited to create a false color blue sky by using a technique called the red/blue channel swap.

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This is my Olympus E-PL1 digital camera that was modified to take 720nm infrared images. This is a false color image created by using an in-camera custom white balance. The camera is actually black. I made this photograph by using a mirror, and then flipping the image to the proper orientation while editing afterward.

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