Images With The InfraRed Chrome Filter

Lately I have been working with the Kolari CHROME InfraRed Filter. I have used regular B&W Infrared cameras but they were for Black & White InfraRed Images. I recently started using a Kolari InfraRed CHROME filter on my converted Canon Elph that gives you an interesting Infrared Color Image. The Infrared+Visible lens filter is designed to make your full-spectrum digital camera achieve the look of Kodak Aerochrome InfraRed film, straight out of camera, with no editing required. Made from a fused glass composite, this filter passes the perfect combination of light to recreate the classic interesting color look of Kodak Aerochrome Film with a full-spectrum camera. Kolari says you can have the Aerochrome look with no editing and no quality loss. For my liking I do have to “tweak” the Chrome Image file a little adding a little Saturation to the Finished Image. The Featured Pano Image is taken with 6 Images@ 5mm.

Kolari Chrome IR Filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 5mm, 6 image Panorama IR, Davidsons Mill Pond Park
Kolari Chrome IR filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 5mm 4 Image Panorama IR, Davidsons Mill Pond Park
Kolari Chrome IR Filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 5mm, 1 Image IR, , Davidsons Mill Pond Park Fields
Kolari Chrome IR Filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 5mm, 1 Image IR,, Davidsons Mill Pond Park Fields
Davidson Mill Park Fields, Kolari Chrome IR filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 1 Image , IR, 5mm
Davidson Mill Park Fields, Kolari Chrome IR filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, IR Chrome 6 image pano 5mm
Davidson Mill Park Fields, Kolari Chrome IR filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, IR Chrome 4 image pano 5mm
Davidson Mill Park Fields, Kolari Chrome IR filter, Kolari Converted Canon Elph, 1 Image , IR, 5mm
Original Kodak Film that Kolari Chrome Filter Mimics