Full Spectrum Photography - Blacklit Raspberry shadows
This is my entry for #colorchallenge contest hosted by @kalemandra
![]() | Lumix GH3, modified by LifePixel for Full Spectrum |
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![]() | Olympus MSC ED M. 60mm Macro lens |
![]() | None |
![]() | f/2.8 |
![]() | 25 sec |
![]() | 200 |
![]() | Full Spectrum (UV/VS/NIR) |
![]() | 300-1200 approx. nanometers |
![]() | Georgia USA. |
If you are curious what the sprig looks like that was casting shadows see above. I captured a sample of the berries and the leaf, you can probably now see what the objects are that were casting shadows.
thanks @nevlu for the great animation.
Gotta get some x-ray photos next. :-)
@manorvillemike
So I think that would take some really special equipment. Wavelength wise thats way past Ultraviolet into the really energetic particles.
Though if I keep pursuing Geology, I may buy a mineral reader. Which is basically an xray gun for rocks to see whats inside.
This is beautiful technique of photography...
Awesome..
@tussar11
ah glad you like it, yeah shadow play is fun.
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