Re: Seeing through the grass with IR

[Andrew Davidhazy <ANDPPH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter,

...
> I stayed with my trusty Plus-X.  Later that day, I  rationalized-away my
> reluctance to try it out by recalling that most of the "hidden-image"
> detective-work I've seen in the past was done with UV and not IR, and I
> should not have expected to see detail in a monolithic (literally) subject
> with infrared.  Now, I'm not so sure.  Any ideas out there? 

Well, it is difficult to predict without knowing more about the subject ...
almost so much more that the answer to your question then would be automatic!
The bottom line sometimes is to simply make a test. You might get lucky ...
although there is no luck involved since the process is a predictable one.

You could also try a digital camera looking through an IR filter (or possibly a
Sony Nightshot) for a quick look-see.

Andy
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