The Essentials of Digital Infrared Photography
written by: Randy JusterI got interested in infrared photography in the early 1970s. But the only IR film available at the time, Kodak High Speed Infrared, was grainy and relatively low in sharpness so I was never really happy with the results. One day everything changed. Looking at Minor White’s monograph, Mirrors, Messages, Manifestations, I came across a section, Sequence 10, of infrared photos that were impressively sharp and detailed. It hadn’t occurred to me that infrared film might be available in sizes larger than 35mm. That day I ordered my first box of 4×5 infrared and continued using the product until Kodak Read more »





