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I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.
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I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.
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I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.

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