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Thank you, everybody, for your feedback/comments, which are appreciated and food for thought for future AV's. Mark

Thanks Bert, yes that was an issue about the panning, and I have already extended those images. It was a balance between content length and duration. Mark

You can introduce some false colour into IR mono images. It does depend on the wave length/conversion. This is at 70nm and has little visible light colour as such (it stops at 600nm). Unfortunately, a camera converted to IR does not show full visible light. A normal camera has an IR filter inserted at manaufacture that blocks IR light. I have tried a "full spectum" camera (the IR filter in camera was removed and is replaced with a variable wave length IR filter on the lens) but this is problematic with numerous filter sizes and IR wavelength filters. Hope this helps. Mark

Thanks Alex, some images lend themselves to a vertical format due to composition. I did consider not including them, but some were very strong images. Mark

Just back from a 6-week trip to Europe. I visited a lot of places and saw many sights captured with multiple cameras. I need to learn more about 360-degree image and video editing, both in PTE and other applications. This is a series of infrared images from my 4-day visit to Basel. Hopefully, between printing a book of the trip and editing the images from other places, I will make a couple of more AV's in the coming weeks and months. Mark

Thank you It is Broadwater National Park just south of where I live in Alstonville https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/broadwater-national-park

Thank you I am glad you liked it.

A short AV of infrared images from a visit to a local national park this week.

Nice work, very well done.

A nice selection of the surf and the turf. Expertly composed/crafted as usual. It is a nice place and I've been up there a few times recently chasing the Glossy Black Cockatoos without much success. Thanks for sharing. Mark

Yes, it is a bit of a giveaway and probably needs some Wordsmithing.

Thanks, could have been better with more detailed edits of each image but happy with the result. Great to share the time with nature.

Welcome to this serene moment captured in Ballina, New South Wales, where a graceful White-faced Heron searches for its next meal on the sun-drenched Flat Rock. I was lucky enough to capture this journey on my camera. The images captured on my Sony A7RV camera span over one hour. Watch as this elegant bird moves with purpose, its keen eyes scanning the waters for prey, all while surrounded by the natural beauty of the coastline. Join us as we witness nature in action, right here on the stunning shores of Ballina, NSW Australia.

Thanks Igor.

Objects and Animations Tab in PTE. Sorry for the confusion.