How it works
Infrared Aerochrome uses a deterministic source-pixel treatment instead of asking a generator to repaint the scene. It measures green dominance, saturation, brightness, and nearby coherent green support, then hue-maps only qualifying source-green pixels into crimson and magenta while retaining their photographed lightness and detail. Blue sky, clouds, water, buildings, people, non-green objects, geometry, framing, and uploaded alpha remain source-exact in a lossless PNG. An ordinary RGB photo cannot measure true infrared reflectance, so the tool deliberately makes no claim that it can distinguish chlorophyll from every green-painted surface.
