Digitally recreating the look of Kodak Aerochrome

Todd Dominey

Todd Dominey

— 1 min read
Infrared image from a modded Kolari Vision PowerShot

Kodak stopped producing Aerochrome infrared film in 2009, but the film lives on today thanks to digital technology. In this video — part two of my series about Kodak Aerochrome — I attempt to recreate the look of the film using a full spectrum infrared camera and film emulation presets for Adobe Lightroom.

Check out Part One — The Surprising True Story of Kodak Aerochrome

Kolari Full Spectrum Camera
https://bit.ly/2QKlJNb

Kolari 37mm Expansion Set (Includes IR Chrome filter)
https://bit.ly/3njM82N

Really Nice Images — Aerochrome Profiles (LR, ACR)
https://bit.ly/3nisiEO

Really Nice Images — All Films 5 Pro (LR, ACR)
https://bit.ly/32Bgfur

RNI Aero (iOS — Free download)
https://apple.co/3qALPCU

CHDK — Canon Hack Development Kit
https://chdk.fandom.com/wiki/CHDK

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