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How to Focus Infrared Photography Making infrared photography, especially for beginners, can be quite a difficult task, that’s why we are here today to explain how to focus infrared photography. This article will help you get the most out of your camera and get the best possible infrared photo. To learn more and educate yourself about infrared photography, we would recommend our articles Complete Guide to Digital Infrared Photography, Camera Settings for Infrared Photography  or where this method of photography is described in detail. So now, let’s find out how to focus infrared photography without further ado. Focusing Infrared Photography

Everything About DSLR Infrared Photography In today’s text, we will bring you all the details about DLRS Infrared Photography, from what a DSLR is to the techniques and possibilities of photography, and we will also answer the most frequently asked questions on the subject of ‘DSLR Infrared Photography’. If you want to learn even more  about infrared photography, be sure to also read our articles How Infrared Photography Works in General and Complete Guide to Digital Infrared Photography. Without further ado, let’s learn some new things about infrared photography. What is DSLR Photography? DSLR stands for “Digital Single Lens Reflex”.

How to Take Infrared Photography Today we will explain everything on the topic of how to take infrared photography, what the aesthetics of this type of photography includes, of course, which techniques are best to use, how to find the right motifs and ultimately how to process that photo and bring it to perfection. We will answer the most frequently asked questions on this topic and thus bring you even closer to the phenomenon of infrared photography and its application. To get the complete content of infrared photography, we also recommend some of our texts on this topic, such as

Camera Settings for Infrared Photography To have the best quality infrared photography, you need to know how to adjust the best camera settings for infrared photography. We must remember that in infrared photography, the camera sensor does not record visible light, but only the radiation of the infrared spectrum. Among other things, we must know and avoid creating too much noise to ensure proper exposure, but also appropriate exposure and ISO value. These are just some examples of why it is important to know the best settings for infrared photography, and below we will tell you in much more detail

Complete Guide to Digital Infrared Photography Welcome to our complete guide to digital infrared photography, where we’ll answer your many questions about this increasingly popular and sought-after type of photography. Generally speaking, while the film is used to make classic infrared photos, the film is not used when making digital photos, but the image is created in a digital camera thanks to special electronic sensors. Parallel to the development of digital photography and the application of equipment to it, digital infrared photography also developed. Before we go with the complete guide to digital infrared photography, it would certainly be useful

How Infrared Photography Works in General To understand how infrared photography works, we need to understand that infrared photography uses films or other optical means sensitive to infrared light, i.e. infrared radiation. All radiation can be characterized as a wavelength; in this sense, light is no exception. What is considered “light” is visible light, the part of electromagnetic radiation that we can see with our sense of sight, including our eye and the part of the brain responsible for vision. In doing so, we see different colors, from purple, blue, green, yellow, orange to red and extremely red. Technically speaking,

Tilt Shift Lens Landscape Photography Tilt Shift Lens Landscape Photography is one of the most popular types of photography. Learn with us how to take successful landscape photos using the tilt shift method. Tilt-shift allows you to combine photos with a large and small depth of field. The effect is achieved by using lens shift and tilt. Thanks to Tilt-shift, frame elements will resemble miniature models. This effect will look nice on a landscape photo. If you don’t have such a lens, you can achieve the Tilt-shift effect with a graphic editor, and some cameras also have this effect. Today