Fujifilm continues to lead in the area of alternative light photography with today’s announcement of the IS-1 digital camera, Fujifilm’s latest model for capturing images in the infrared light ...

The big picture: Photos captured on the infrared spectrum can reveal details that cannot be seen with the naked eye, making them ideal for use in the aforementioned fields. Cameras set up for IR ...

In order to effectively shoot infrared photographs with a regular camera, you need to perform what is known as an infrared ...

Photography is great, but sometimes it can get boring just reusing the same wavelengths over and over again. There are other options, though and when [Malcolm Wilson] decided he wanted to explore them ...

Infrared photography can give your photos a super cool effect, and if you don't want to buy an expensive infrared filter, you can take apart an old camera and give it infrared powers yourself.

Infrared photography used to be dead easy. You'd buy some IR film and put a dark, dark red filter on the front of your lens. Then you'd turn the focus ring a notch to the left to compensate for the ...

Cameras that see both visible light and infrared could enhance the next generation of 3D and virtual reality cameras, as well as expand the capabilities of driverless cars that rely on camera systems.

Fujifilm’s latest X-series camera is its least expected yet. The X-T1 IR is a variant of the fantastic X-T1 mirrorless camera, and matches it in just about every regard apart from its sensor — this ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Color-infrared (CIR) photography has been utilized often for many scientific and environmental applications since the mid-twentieth century.

Fujifilm announced a variant version of its flagship X-T1 camera on Monday that's been tuned to capture not just visible light but a limited amount of infrared and ultraviolet as well. It's not the ...