Photo
Art
Dark sky, snow-white clouds and foliage all together make dream-like
landscapes (see the images above).
Technical photography
e.g. fabrics - IR image removes colours and enhances the structure, so
irregularities and stains can be easily spotted.
Dark glass may become transparent (sunglasses, etc).

Sunglasses, normal colour image.
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Black and white image.
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Infrared image, a 750 nm filter used.
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Glass of Coke on a newspaper, normal colour image |

Glass of Coke on a newspaper, infrared image A 750 nm filter
used. |

Ceramic hob, B&W image |

Ceramic hob, infrared image, the glass became transparent.
750 nm filter |

Ceramic hob, infrared image, one hotplate just turned ON |
CSI & Forensics
Infrared and ultraviolet photography is used in document analysis, for
visualization of stains, residue, bruises, etc.

A butterfly on the wall. Infrared image with the Suntec 750
nm cut-off filter. Direct sunlight indoor. |

Normal colour image with the B+W 486 filter. |

UV image obtained with the Baader-U filter. What a surprise!
Some stain has appeared
on the wall! |
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Normal image
Taken with an original Fuji S9600 camera. |
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Infrared image
Fuji S5700 converted for full spectrum, infrared filter 750 nm, outdoor. The shoeprint is clearly visible. Click to get the original unprocessed image. |
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Medical use
The image of the subcutaneous blood vessel structure and haematoma is
significantly enhanced.

Normal colour image, outdoor. |

Infrared image obtained with the B+W 093 (850 nm) filter.
Contrast enhanced. |
Long distance / aerial photography
Infrared photography greatly reduces the atmospheric haze. Vegetated areas are bright, urban
areas are dark, water appears as almost black. A 750 nm filter used.

Night
photography with "invisible" light
The cameras are compatible with most IR light sources (best 850 nm) -
Night images of undisturbed wild animals, etc.
Ghost hunting
Some UV and huge Infrared capability and versatility make this camera a
perfect tool for a modern ghost hunter - day or night.
Click onto the image below to see
more:

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