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Thank you for this Rob. I'm using DxO more and more (mainly because I love the way it renders RAW Files). Thanks to your influence, I'm using LUTs for my Infrared Photography. Based on Dx)'s current limitation with using more than a fe of them, I can see myself picking my top ten and loading those into the program. Best wishes and many thanks again, Stephen

I need to give it another go, last time I tried it was buggy on Mac. Really over Capture Ones interface issues now also and their subscription garbage. The Hue 180deg adjustment looks simple and nice overall as I hate working with Affinity and having to develop an image from RAW before further adjustments can be made then wanting to adjust WB again

I am seeing less sharpness around edges of my infrared pictures taken using lumix dmc-zs25 self converted camera with 590 nm ir filter. Is this normal?

Appreciate all the info! After getting sale emails from dxo and Topaz, I was debating on finally updating to newer versions of the software. I currently only use denoise / sharpen plugins but got curious about the full software.

I use DXO Photolab 8 in my workflow. It is indeed good and with each new version it is getting better and better with more options. Greetings from Poland from the city "Fortress Przemyśl" and thank you very much for these videos they are really good and give a lot to think about to improve your skills.

I have a Nikon P7100 converted with a 590 filter replacement. This camera is not included in your supported cameras list . Has this camera been added to the list? The RUclips is very useful to me as a beginner and I would really like to add the LUTS to my IR workflow. Thanks

hello i would like to know if i buy your infrared book as an ebook, can i translate it into french? by translator system i am already advanced in infrared but i am really interested and passionate

Got ON1 Presets today and installed them in PhotoRaw 2025: success! 😊 Thanks, Rob! 👍

I know this is an old video, but right now this cost around 450-500 with filters in kolari website. Which is only around 100 dollars difference with converting a canon eos r100. Which is a no brainer option if you already have a number of rf lenses and want to try infrared photography, right?

The DNG Profile Editor does not run on the newer MACs -- I have a MacBook Pro M3 and the editor will not open an image. This is fairly well commented in various places on the Internet, but Adobe has not responded as far as I can tell

Of great value to me. Thank you.

Have you experimented with infrared photography in or near fires?

Hi Rob. I use a full spectrum Sony A7. Do I create a different dng custom profile for each different filter I use like the 550nm and the IRChrome filter or do I just create a custom profile without any filters on?

Fabulous review this. Could you please let me know how to check which lens produce hotspot and which does not?

With regard to the question about Nero not recognising RAW IR files. I have a Nikon D90 with a 590nm internal filter. Catalog recognises it as a RAW image whilst Develop module doesn’t. I contacted Skylum who advised the following I have received a reply from our engineering team. Please note that the issue lies within the shots made in IR format due to the temperature limitations for the RAW format. For now, our app has a limitation from 2000 kelvins to 50000 kelvins. In this specter, the RAW files will be recognized. I have also forwarded your request as a suggestion for future expand of the supported temperature. I’m certain I used neo before with my camera without issue. I don’t know about other photo editors but I know Affinity doesn’t have this limitation. Is there a way to change the temperature in camera to get around this? Bit disappointing

I have a 470nm conversion. Curious if you or anyone has tried a chrome filter on that? It's not full spectrum, but would pass the test on allowing 470-550nm.

Thanks Rob interesting Video, I have a R72 Hoya and have not been successful and converting my images from a Canon Rebel T 6 with the Infa Red Filter . Think you video might help assuming the camera is compatible with the filter. Look forward to seeing some of your other videos. Once again thanks

Hi Rob, Sometimes I use the Hoya YA3, the green one, coupled with the R1 Pro 590 nm or the orange 550 nm. I read onto an infrared forum that these combos could simulate the Aerochrome. Of course, I can’t use them with ultra wideangles because of the vignetting.

Thanks Rob I have learned a lot and am looking forward to having a conversion. I have a question I am considering using my Olympus Omd Em1 mark 11 to convert do you know if focus stacking is usable with infra red ?

I was around for the chrome colour infrared film and desperately miss it. How do I recreate it? I guess it’s more Red than pink. Thanks!

Hi Rob, I'm about to buy my first infrared camera, do you recommend a Nikon D3000 with 590nm? Can I put the Hoya R-72 filter on that camera to get the 720nm effect even though it's originally 590nm? Or can I emulate that effect with the "White" profile you mentioned? Thanks and greetings from México

Hey Rob, Your IR video got me interested in photography. I bought budget canon 450D/XSI camera and converted full spectrum IR. Have all necessary filters for shooting. I am running into blurred images. Any suggestions?? Also if you have any video done on free version of editing software? Thanks in advance!!

Hi, What is your opinion on cameras that are not infrared converted that are used with a lens Infrared filter? I seem to get pretty good Infrared BW just using a filter with a long exposure.

I love the challenge of making the colors and there's no way I would have the patience to make all the vegetation color correctly in PS. QQ Is a KB-15 = an 80A? I'm wondering why the chart showed the 80A in parenthesis. It seems odd that there is a 'U' for all other KB-XX filters, but the 15 ends up being a ski slope. Thanks!

Very helpful as I am printing a Blurb book soon of my infrared photos. Thanks!

Highly addictive this ir hobby - good job I can really only do b&w with my Sigma. What's your ideal wb temperature, Rob - or does it vary?

Love the KD-20 + X0, thanks for sharing, brilliant as always.

Will this also work on the mobile, iPad version? Traveling light and using only the iPad mini and printing on the Instax wide format

No matter how I try to load your profiles they do not show up in Lightroom. I have added other profiles but yours do not show up. I've read everything I can but I can't figure out why they don't show up.

Fascinating! Someone popped up on reddit using the 80A and getting really interesting results. I wasn't sure I believed it

Thanks for all the info. I've had a full spectrum modified Canon 90D for years now that i use for astro photography with great results. I've finally ordered a couple of IR filters for daytime use. I'm sure it'll be a learning experience but I think I'll feel like I'm really getting full use out of my camera. I'm excited for the journey! thanks again!!

Brilliant, only the other day I was shooting some sunflowers using normal and converted cameras, I experimented with an 80B filter on the full spectrum, the results look interesting, I haven't put them on the computer yet. Will now look to try other filters and combinations! 😀

Great video. I’m more interested in black and white infrared. This video is encouraging me to experiment with filters

Great RUclips video, I’m learning more than I was ready to absorb. I have a full spectrum conversion camera, some filters, but want to use mobile iPad for the post work. I have a portable printer to output the results and do it all mobile. This is motivational to get me out and about to be creative every where. Thanks

This is high octane fuel for the GAS

Rob how do Candy Pink and some of the newer color presets translate into print? I am putting together my first Blurb printed Infrared book and I am wondering if some of the more dynamic colors will not print well. What are your thoughts?

Just wanted to drop a note that in DxO 8, both of your wishes have become reality! Tone Picker and histogram in the Tone Curve now. Otherwise, love your channel. This video I came across when I was decided to upgrade from DxO3 to 8. I wanted to see how much had changed. (spoiler: TONS!). I have also just got started in IR photography, so it was a double bonus to see how DxO works for that. I even ordered your book, and have it open next to me while I'm editing some IR pics I took earlier today. So, thanks for all your help so far!

I still miss Aerochrome ... 🦘

Interested in these filters but I cannot find any available. Can you post some suppliers please?

There is so much variety of using filter combinations like these, that it is difficult to remember what results different combinations can produce. A solution to this that I use is to use a spreadsheet where I create tabs for each filter combination. And on that tab, I will paste examples along with what white balance I used and what I did in processing the image. And it really helps me remember.

Interesting video I am looking at picking up some filters for a IR converted X T1

Hi Rob, nice video again. Another nice combo stack is the Hoya X 1 + Hoya C8 blue cooling. I tried the combo's you showed as well with my converted Z6 ( and in 2008 with my converted Nikon D 200, which I sold and I kind of regretted that (UV-photography ).

Love this! I should experiment more with filter combinations, so many fun color palettes to play with.

One more thing, there is an alternate manufacturer that produces a KB20 filter. I have not tested this alternate filter, and from what I have seen with the 80A, I wouldn't blindly believe it could produce the same results.

Rob, you did a great job on this IR presentation! Some additional comments: There are other manufacturers that make 80A, 80B and 80C filters. I have tested using Hoya and get great results. But I also have a Rokunar 80A filter, and the results are not so good. I suspect that the response to IR light is likely different since for a visible light photographer, this is not a concern. I don't have any other 80A manufacturers. In place of the Hoya X0 and X1, I have several other filters that I like: Asanuma YG(X0) -- This is a hard-to-find filter and produces very good results. Лomo Ж3-1.4x Yellow -- This Russian filter, also hard-to-find, produces great results. Vivitar YG(X1) -- Slightly different results than the Hoya X1 filter. And finally, a one filter solution that can replace all three. There are two manufacturers, but they seem to work identically. Both are hard-to-find, but by using a single filter, are less likely to cause vignetting at wider focal lengths. Vivitar Cromo Blend Blue Tiffen Blue Vari-Color Blue Be sure to do this with a full spectrum modified camera.

I really loved this video .. thanks for sharing ur finding

I'm ordering the Hoya filter while watching this

Thanks for all the IR content... If I bought a converted Lumix G1 with a 850nm sensor, would I be able to do any of these colour edits? Or will everything shot only be in black and white? Thank you in advance!

So what camera white balance should I use or does it not matter?

Will the same results be obtained using the ExpoDisc 2?