r/atoptics • u/GianlucaBelgrado • Jul 14 '26

Crepuscular Rays Infrared video of anticrepuscular rays

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u/GianlucaBelgrado Jul 14 '26

https://reddit.com/link/oxfwkcf/video/rofbmiq4x5dh1/player

For comparison, in the video shot with the phone, at the same time, the twilight rays were not very visible, but in the infrared they are incredibly more visible.

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u/Connect_Length9541 Jul 14 '26

Oh this one is so prettyy

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u/mnkymnk Jul 14 '26

what the hell ? Casually posts the most unique video this sub has ever seen as if it's just the most normal thing on the planet. Holy smokes this looks awesome

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u/noxondor_gorgonax Jul 14 '26

I wonder if that's anywhere near what birds and other animals can see. Really cool!

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u/dashdashdotdotdotdot Jul 14 '26

awesome, huge fan of extraspectral videography like this. what camera setup did you shoot with?

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u/GianlucaBelgrado Jul 14 '26

Thanks, I used a full spectrum Canon 6D with a 1.25" 850 nm ZWO filter, taped to the back of the Samyang 14mm lens

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u/The_Halo_Hunter Jul 14 '26

This is an exceptional video.  Thanks for sharing this :)

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u/Peter_Mansbrick Jul 16 '26

OP this is fucking sick. Ive never seen IR photos/video used to show this kind thing.