It also appears that separate digits aren't interpreted as decimal numerals (i.e. (1)(3) is the sequence 1,3 and not 13) which can look a bit misleading.
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It also appears that separate digits aren't interpreted as decimal numerals (i.e. (1)(3) is the sequence 1,3 and not 13) which can look a bit misleading.
Does your IR camera give you access to raw temperature data? I've briefly played with a cheap thermal camera and it seemed to assign its own colours varyingly depending on the dynamic range of temperatures in view.
People way smarter than me have been able to achieve DIY spatial imaging with x-rays via compressed sensing [1] and with microwaves via phased arrays [2].
Optical wavelengths seem to be at a sweet spot of good angular resolution, varied natural sources, and harmless to humans.
Beautiful shots you have with your own full spectrum camera. Originally I somewhat dismissed the Kolari IR Chrome filter because the suggested combination with a channel swap and custom LUT felt a little too heavily edited for me and I prefer to stay close to the dry camera signal. The shot with the Tiffen Deep Yellow filter is gorgeous, how does that one look on the camera LCD without the channel swap?