Re: What reflects IR... and what absorbs it?

[Stanee Rae Pettit Murray <stanee-rae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear David:

>I've got a photo in mind, where I'll need to have a material that is highly
>IR reflective... preferably cloth that would show up as bright as possible
>with HIE.  I'd also need a material (viscous liquid preferable) that
>absorbs IR and would show up black. 

>From photographing weddings, I can tell you that white satin is highly IR
reflective.  If you have a Rag Shop or JoAnn's Fabrics/Cloth World in your
area, they often have inexpensive versions of satin.  It's used for
Halloween costumes and such.

Stanee
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