IR720 filter
Mar 18, 2012 23:04:53 #
Mar 19, 2012 00:33:16 #
I like it! I have a fondness for B/W and IR photos.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
Mar 19, 2012 21:24:32 #
Iowegan wrote:
I like it! I have a fondness for B/W and IR photos.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
Make sure your camera can see IR.
Cheap filter, I ordered it from China; it works pretty good.
Mar 19, 2012 22:34:12 #
cgchief wrote:
Make sure your camera can see IR.
Cheap filter, I ordered it from China; it works pretty good.
Iowegan wrote:
I like it! I have a fondness for B/W and IR photos.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
I was considering buying an IR filter for my current lenses (62mm), and this looks like a good candidate.
Make sure your camera can see IR.
Cheap filter, I ordered it from China; it works pretty good.
I hadn't thoguht about that with this Nikon. I'm not going to tinker with it, so I'll use a Point & Shoot camera we had, that wasn't being used now. (I opened it up, and removed the IR reject filter directly in front of the sensor (not attached to it!))
14mp, so it has enough pixel density, I think, to do this type stuff.
Mar 19, 2012 23:04:16 #
Iowegan wrote:
quote=cgchief quote=Iowegan I like it! I have a ... (show quote)
To determine if your camera can see IR simply take a picture of a remote control being used while pointed at your camera.
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