infrared film

Also, infrared film began to be used at the end of the war.

Every shot was taken with both high speed color and infrared film using a separate camera.

"Our infrared film and red filter can cut through this stuff," Tom said.

He can do that with infrared film, and he knows where to get some.

These are infrared films, as you know, which produce a picture on the basis of heat instead of light.

Infrared film stocks were quickly rushed to the location shoot from Belgium.

He has supplied the stock for all large format photographs in color infrared film that exist today.

You can shoot the same grids in the morning with infrared film for backup detail.

Kodak color infrared film has been discontinued; It is no longer available in any format.

The usual methods with infrared film and a conventional filter had proved inadequate.

The third was loaded with infrared film, which was sensitive not to light, but temperature.

The Department of Energy wanted sensitive infrared film for its heat-conservation studies.

Unfortunately, the aircraft flew so low (500-1000 feet) that the infrared film was used up before the entire assessment area could be photographed.

"Maybe some infrared film to highlight the contrasts."

Luckily, he had also tested infrared film, which he chose to reproduce a specific appearance.

This is the cover image that most people are familiar with is the fish-eye, color infrared film photography.

Kathryn Cameron's adobe-scapes evolve from her own black-and-white photographs using infrared film.

These photos were black-and white, but they had been shot on fast infrared film and were grainy.

I sighed, handed her the camera loaded with infrared film that I carried, and started squeezing through.

He was glad he had called the zoo and offered the infrared film: Dandridge might check.

"We also covered it on infrared film.

Wise and Boulton then hit on the idea of using infrared film for establishing shots of the house.

For the thermal vision, infrared film could not be used because it did not register in the range of body temperature wavelengths.

Instead, the book - and the exhibition - consists of highly personal images made by two photographers exploring the creative potential of infrared film.

With infrared film, each face and figure generated its own light, since it generated its own heat.