Cheetah

[guppiecat]

Some lenses seem to over-saturate colours in infrared.

Sometimes that’s not a problem.

Originally posted at stories.starmind.org.

Comments

[freetrav]

Dunno why it happens, but whilst your pics don't "break the box" on LJ, they do here on DW... just a ping for awareness... Most of your pics are quite interesting/attractive.

[guppiecat]

I'm not sure there's much I can do about it. Does it just break my own post or does it break it for everyone on your reading page?

Could you give me a screenshot to show me what's going on?

I suspect it's theme-dependent, as that would be consistent with the LJ-based codebase they're using.

[freetrav]

Just your own posts; not sure how I'd get a screenie to you.

[guppiecat]

You can email me at guppie -at- starmind.org .

What I'm having trouble with is that when I view your friends page from here, it looks good, so there's something else going on.

[pameladean]

That does look like the true cheetah country, doesn't it?

P.

[pauamma]

Now I'm wondering whether the spots have the same pattern and location in IR and visible light.

[guppiecat]

Yes they do. The black absorbs visible and infrared light about the same. There are some materials that reflect IR and absorb visible light but you typically only find them in commercially-made fabrics and in feathers. You don't really see it in fur or skin.