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Recreating Aerochrome – A Discontinued Infrared Film - Joshua Bird
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A faithful reproduction of a long lost color IR film stock
Recreating Aerochrome – A Discontinued Infrared Film - Joshua Bird Recreating Aerochrome – A Discontinued Infrared Film A faithful reproduction of a long lost color IR film stock Joshua Bird Thursday, Sep 23, 2021 No color manipulation or Lightroom presets. This is a real color infrared image! Another photo. The dark patches on the mountains are cloud shadows. Also note the rainbowy sky (Read the "Caveats" section an explanation) More images at the end! Introduction Originally created for the US military, Aerochrome is a color infrared film that turns trees and vegetation a vivid pink color wh
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