infrared

• Feb 12, 2004

• #2

javabearSTL

IS-IT--Management

Mar 31, 2003

371

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that depends on what you mean by infrared - do you mean the greyscale IR images? false color images? or what?

 

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• Feb 12, 2004

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• #3

cobrien11

Technical User

Jul 14, 2000

110

Hi JavabearSTL,

Thanks for the reply, I'm trying to edit a greyscale image to give it a infrared look.

As an expmple:

http://home.wxs.nl/~losjb/picturestest3.html

Cheers.

 

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• Feb 12, 2004

• #4

javabearSTL

IS-IT--Management

Mar 31, 2003

371

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easiest way would be to use an effects filter, like this one from silveroxide.com:

http://www.silveroxide.com/SilverIR.htm

 

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• Feb 12, 2004

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cobrien11

Technical User

Jul 14, 2000

110

Thanks for the link javabearSTL, do you have any tips on doing it without this filter? Or where a free filter is available.

 

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• Feb 14, 2004

• #6

ddot02

Programmer

Jan 22, 2004

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Old Corel Photo Paint 8 has a Built-in Plugin effect named "PhotoLab". With that we can use the color filters easily. I still add that one into my new Photo Paint.

Btw, its a cool site javabear...

 

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