Candy Pink Infrared Photography


Candy Pink Infrared Photography

Let’s talk about Candy Pink infrared photography, what equipment you need to create this style of infrared photography, what camera settings to use, and how to edit these images. Also, I’ll share some challenges you might encounter when shooting Candy Pink infrared.

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Candy Pink Image Galleries

Here are some galleries of images shot with Candy Pink style filters.

Infrared Courses

Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom Classic

Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom (cloud)

Gear

Camera Conversions & Infrared Filters

Raw Editors

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Rob Shea

Learn infrared photography with video tutorials, photo shooting and editing guides, tips, tricks, raw editor reviews, and product reviews. Get free downloads to help you to process infrared images. Learn new techniques to simplify the complex editing workflow for color infrared images in Adobe Lightroom and other raw editors. Rob wrote the book on infrared photography, a definitive guide for photographers new to and experienced with infrared photography. Sign up for the newsletter! You can see the prior newsletters below.

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Course Updates I've made some updates to my online courses, Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom and Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom Classic. Added a lesson to each course on Masks Added English subtitles to all video lessons Fixed the on screen titles on a couple of lessons These updates are available now if you have previously enrolled. Just visit your course dashboard here. If you have not yet enrolled, learn more below. Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom...

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Lightroom Saturation vs Vibrance, What’s the Difference? In my latest video, I explore the difference between Saturation and Vibrance in Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, and Camera Raw. Adobe saws that these sliders work one way; I say they work another. Who is right? I have many examples with visible light images and a test to show you exactly how each works. Upcoming videos Candy Pink Infrared Travel Infrared Camera and Filters Infrared Courses Mastering Infrared Photography in Lightroom...

Diffraction Calculator Update I've updated the Visible Diffraction Calculator for Digital Cameras to provide more refined results. This free tool allows you to select your camera, your infrared filter, and then calculate how much visible diffraction will appear in your images at various ƒ-stops. Diffraction calculator with whole-stop increments The original version allowed you to view the results in whole ƒ-stop increments. This update allows you to view results in either whole or 1/3-stop...