In April 2019 I travelled to Kazakhstan with the definite purpose to experiment with the 850nm filter, which I had always left behind as a choice because of its harsh rendition of BnW tones.

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Though this might be some kind of a limit on natural landscapes, it turned out to be the right choice to get good contrast in the sky even when weather conditions were not ideal, or even overcast.

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Details rendition on architecture is impressive, as the deeper you dive into the NIR spectrum, the less light is scattered by the atmosphere.

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I have also experimented with the 680nm BVR filter for false color, but I'm still working on a consistent postproduction process, as it turns out to be very different from the false color I've edited from 720nm shots.

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