Portrait with golden glasses

[Kai]

Here is a portrait with "golden" glasses. The coating of the glasses, which are transparent in visible light, apparently selectively reflects the shorter-wave UV!
Even UV-yellow plants rarely appear that intensely yellow.

 

Canon 6D-FS, EF 1:1.8 50 mm, f 5.6, 1/30 s, 3200 ASA, Baader-U

 

Attached for comparison are the glasses, a couple of UV-yellow blossoms (which were just handy) and the carrying strap of the Nikon D 610 with yellow printing.

The white plate is PTFE.

 

 

 

 

 

The UV portrait is slightly color enhanced, the comparison image is not.
Afternoon sun.
UV: Canon 6D-FS, EF 1:2.8 28mm, ZWB2 plus TSN 575.
VIS: Samsung S7

 

 

[colinbm]

The coating on the glass must be highly reflective 340nm.

[Andy Perrin]

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The UV portrait is slightly color enhanced, the comparison image is not.

I was going to say, normally humans have purplish skin in the way that our cameras render the false colors, assuming PTFE white balance.

[Andrea B.]

Love that portrait !! Nice work.

[Kai]

@ Andrea
Thank you Andrea,
For me, the portrait very nicely reflects the mood I was in at the end of a coastal hike in wonderful weather :)


@ Andy
Hello Andy,

In the portrait shown, the WB is not neutral but somewhat warm. Only the comparison picture is neutral to PTFE.