I recently decided to take a second plunge in infra-red photography, this time with a full spectrum conversion to explore the varying effects of nanometer filters. The Nikon D850 came with 7 filters and while I have shot in the field with them, I had not done a side by side comparison on a singular subject. This flower arrangement looked like a good candidate. The photos were taken with ambient window light. I wanted to keep the comparisons consistent so other than setting the white point, auto exposure and an auto curve, there was no additional post done to the images.
The lens used was the Nikon 24-120 racked out to 95mm.
I am not sure if your processing is not complete, or you posted the wrong images.
Your Chrome image should have far more red and far fewer colors.
Similarly, your 470nm and 590nm images look the same. The 470, also known as HyperColor, should have more of a pastel look, without much processing. 590 requires channel swapping, which you have done, but the blue foliage would be yellow/gold if processed to faux color. You can also easily process 590 images to aerochrome, white foliage or black & white with a few adjustments in Photoshop.
Did you set a custom white balance in the camera specific to the filter you are using, or are you relying on getting that right in post?
