Infrared 100

2010 marked the centenary of the first published infrared image. This is the Infrared 100 blog, which celebrates that centenary and discusses all aspects of infrared imaging: near and far.

Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Frogs and leaf growth

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Back in January I noted research by into infrared reflectance of insects carried out by Michael Mielewczik and others. Michael has contacte...

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

The physics of near-infrared photography

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Klaus Mangold (a photographer), Joseph A Shaw and Michael Vollmer (who are physicists) have just published a paper, The physics of near-infr...

Tuesday, 15 October 2013

The Pi NoIR: inexpensive nocturnal wildlife video

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A further quick camera-related post. Andrew Back, an enthusiast for open hardware, has been using a Raspberry Pi (the tiny cheap computer) w...

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Thermal imaging reveals wildlife secrets

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The BBC's new natural history series The Great British Year has shown some fascinating, and very artistic, uses of thermal imagery. (Be...

Saturday, 14 September 2013

New IR camera is user-configurable

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New near-infrared cameras are few and far between and there is an increasing choice of thermal imagers, even if they tend ( with a notable ...

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