Infrared Film

1910–present

Seeing beyond visible light — foliage glows white, skies go black, skin becomes translucent. An alien world recorded on film.

Emulsion sensitive to near-infrared radiation (700-900nm). Used with deep red or IR filters. Chlorophyll reflects IR strongly.

1 artist6 colors

Infrared Photography

International

Originally for military aerial reconnaissance. Artists discovered it turns landscapes into dreamscapes — white trees, black skies.

Kodak High-Speed Infrared and Ilford SFX are classic stocks. Wood Effect: chlorophyll-rich foliage reflects IR and appears white/bright.