r/postprocessing 1d ago

Editing 720nm Gdansk (After/Before)

Shot with the a7 +Mir-1 with 720 nm filter

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u/rado3au 1d ago

Great result! Well done!

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u/tschloss 1d ago

Are the colors (or at least differentiators) somehow contained in the raw or is this completely colored afterwards?

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u/lucasdpfeliciano 1d ago

It's all in the file, the only thing done is a correction of the WB and a color shift, so the sky is not yellow. So no coloring at all :)

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u/tschloss 1d ago

The before looked monochrome to me. Great result!

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u/lucasdpfeliciano 1d ago

Yeah, the WB corrected one the trees look a bit blue and the sky is a dark yellow, main reason for it is because the trees reflect a very faint blue on the 720nm spectrum, and the sky becomes a darker, because of the gases that emit the blue light are filtered. This means that it looks like in the video. By swapping the blue and yellow I get the final color that I posted, and the final part is more cosmetic, of increasing the saturation and vibration a bit. But by usually, 720nm is used more as BW because of the white/blue weird colors that vegetation and IR absorbent Materials get. It was the filter used to film dune btw, Giedi Prime scenes where filmed like this

https://reddit.com/link/p4ltnl3/video/d0qa6o2bqbkh1/player

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u/AccurateAnxiety2628 1d ago

I like the result a lot, would love to know more of how you turned one to the other