How can I make an infrared photo from ordinary photo?

Answer 1

You really can't do it. However, you CAN simulate it somewhat. In a digital post processor, turn it into a black and white (if not already) and bump the contrast way up. If it is a print, simply scan it - then do the adjustments. It may not work the way you want, but it may give you something completely different and unique. Good luck.

Answer 2

You can fudge a somewhat decent looking infrared photo in Photoshop. You have to ask yourself what are the characteristics of a infrared photo. High contrast, grainy quality, hazy, all are words to describe a typical infrared image. Other strange qualities is that infrared changes all green folliage a whitish color, and skies turn quite dark typically because also you are using a red filter. Anyhow, instead of going into detail check out the links below, there are many ways for you to accomplish your goals, granted the image you have chosen is appropriate for the manipulation, as well as an article that talks about converting your digital camera over to infrared. The one that has worked well for me is this one http://www.peimag.com/pdf/pei00/pei1200/eveningpei1200.pdf

Answer 3

You can Not doit from a already developed pic.the infrared weaves are not present for the film to record them.
The infrared film is for investigation, beside the artistic characteristics, and records waves beyond the red and some from the ultraviolet; that is why you use deep red filter in front of the camera; to avoid the UV.

Answer 4

Hi, I recommond you to use google picasa.

picasa is a Google's photo software. It's what should've come with your camera.

It can Edit , organise and Share you picture and small video flips.

Download it free and just have a try:

http://www.bernanke.cn/google-picasa/

Good Luck!

Answer 5

you cant.