Camera Filters: Full Spectrum and Two Spectrum

California Nebula

The emission nebula (NGC1499) known as “California Nebula” glows in Hydrogen-Alpha emitted light. The bright color captured is possible by the use of a Kolari full spectrum converted camera and a Visible + H-alpha filter. A total of 187 frames of 70s combined.

Thors well

full spectrum, no filter

Colorful Paradise

This was a full-spectrum shot of the Boise River. I remember being surprised how many amazing colors were mixed into this one photo.

Seven Sacred Pools

Words cannot put into context the beauty of Maui, it’s like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time but if you decided to stretch it out across a whole state.

Black and White Listening to silence-1 Giguere

A peaceful place, Used a filter Hoya r72.

Black and White Listening to silence-2 Giguere

A peaceful place, Used a filter Hoya r72.

landscape-IR versus regular Excerpt of NCI67-1 Giguere

Could not find a category for infrared versus visible, hope that this is fine, used a blue filter

landscape-IR versus regular Excerpt of NCI67-2 Giguere

Could not find a category for infrared versus visible, hope that this is fine, used an orange filter.

landscape-IR Transitions of greys (medium to light greys)-1 Giguere

This image is a larger copy of the introductory PHOTO-ESSAY 1a.

landscape-IR Transitions of browns (dark-medium-light)-nci70 Giguere

This image is a larger copy of the introductory PHOTO-ESSAY-IR-1b.

landscape-IR Transitions of greys (light to medium greys) Giguere

This image is a larger copy of the introductory PHOTO-ESSAY-IR-2.

landscape-Color Excerpt of NCI62 Giguere

This image is a larger copy of the introductory PHOTO-ESSAY-IR-3, a hot mirror filter was used.