Infrared Sample Raw Images
Download color infrared raw files to practice editing infrared images.
Infrared Photography book
Color Doesn’t Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography contains over 300 pages of know-how for IR photographers at every skill level.
Infrared Profile Pack
Free profiles shift color temperature to get the desired white balance for your color infrared images in Lightroom and Photoshop.
Lightroom Infrared Color Swap Profiles
Swap colors for infrared directly in Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, and Lightroom Mobile without the need for Photoshop.
Recent Posts
darktable Infrared Contrast
Methods for adding contrast to raw infrared images in darktable.
darktable Infrared Color Swap Presets
A collection of free Infrared color swap presets for darktable.
How to Swap Colors for Infrared Images in darktable
Another video on editing infrared images in darktable, this time covering swapping colors.
How to White Balance Infrared Images in darktable
First in a series of videos on editing infrared images in darktable. First up: White Balance.
Color Doesn’t Exist - Print Edition
The print edition of Color Doesn’t Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography is now available for order.
Infrared Photography at Night
Editing infrared images shot at night with artificial lights.
New Book Live Stream
I review the contents of my new book, Color Doesn’t Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography, and answer viewer questions.
New Infrared Book Now Available!
My new book, Color Doesn’t Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography is now available!
Where are my profiles?
Where do I place DNG Camera Profiles (DCP) and Enhanced Profiles (XMP) for Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, and Photoshop Camera Raw?
White Foliage in Infrared Images
How to make foliage white in your color infrared images when using a 590 or 720 nm infrared filter.
Which f-stop is the sharpest? GFX 50S Diffraction Test
How do you determine the sharpest f-stop for your camera and lens? Is diffraction more impactful in infrared light than visible light?