My aim is to help you, the beginning IR-photographer, by showing my photographs and giving you an explanation of the technical details and the circumstances during shooting. You will not find any information about Ilford SFX200 and Konica 750 films, as they are in my opinion no true infrared films. These are films with an extended red sensitivity and have their own valuable use. Finally I will give you some interesting links to sites about IR-Photography. There are some examples in my galleries of IR pics printed on Lith paper like Sterling and Kentona tonered in diluted Kodak Rapid Toner.
All pictures are for sale.
They are beautifully printed on fibre paper and framed in passe-partouts of 40 x 50 cm. For beginners it is strongly adviced to stick to a standard method for exposure and development. Get to know how the film responds. Place a red filter over the lens and meter through the lens and filter. The advantage of using this type of filter is that you can still look through the viewfinder of your camera.