Digital EIR Aerochrome

Kodak EIR (Ektachrome Infrared) film has an almost cult following, for the rich, otherworldly colors that it produced. Since it was discontinued, digital photographers have used various methods to reproduce a similar effect, using converted digital cameras.

These images were shot with a full spectrum modified Olympus P2, with a yellow #15 filter, or 630nm deep red filter.

Most were processed with TMSB software (The Mirror Surface Breaks), which renders a somewhat Aerochrome look, but is a slow process.