Title

Understanding Color Infrared Photography

Authors

William H. Klein, Stephen F. Austin State University

Files

Description

Color infrared aerial photography has wide application in many aspects of forest management but Its potential may not be fully realized because many users do not understand the color process and consequently how to properly interpret it. This paper takes the reader through the entire photographic process, beginning with the principles of light and ending with the final positive transparency. The step-by-step sequence is supplemented with colored illustrations and color and color infrared paired photographs. Once the process is understood, the prospective photo interpreter will be able to Independently deduce the actual color of any image on color Infrared film.

Publication Date

1982

Publisher

Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture

City

Nacogdoches, Texas

Keywords

photography, infrared, forest sciences

Disciplines

Forest Sciences | Other Forestry and Forest Sciences | Photography

Comments

Published under the Center for Applied Studies at Stephen F. Austin State University.

Repository Citation

Klein, William H., "Understanding Color Infrared Photography" (1982). eBooks. 4.
https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/ebooks/4