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5/27/2025, 12:33:20 PM
>>4430103
Mine just has a filter in front of the sensor. That's how they get converted. The spectrum of light captured depends on the filter placed in front of the sensor. If you're using DSLR and slap an IR filter in front of the lens you won't see anything in the finder, that's why people convert them.
It depends on what you want the output to look like, most places that do the IR conversion explain this in much greater detail than I could on here, honestly this is one of those things I know how it works and what needs to be done to get there but I can't exactly explain the different spectrums and what they do.
>>4430100
>>4430098
absolutely. Early Sony A7's are cheap, hell I paid less for my A7S three years ago than I paid for my D4 in December of 2024.
There's nothing wrong with older DSLRs for conversion, most of them are only good for that these days. I do quite love my D300 IR and all of my lenses already work on it, that's something to think about for choosing a body for conversion.
>>4430087
I never had these problems? I mean, I did cal my body to the lenses I have but only to correct for the lens itself and I did that in the menu, Nikon has a lens calibration menu I believe under Shooting or maybe Setup. Its been a minute.
Mine just has a filter in front of the sensor. That's how they get converted. The spectrum of light captured depends on the filter placed in front of the sensor. If you're using DSLR and slap an IR filter in front of the lens you won't see anything in the finder, that's why people convert them.
It depends on what you want the output to look like, most places that do the IR conversion explain this in much greater detail than I could on here, honestly this is one of those things I know how it works and what needs to be done to get there but I can't exactly explain the different spectrums and what they do.
>>4430100
>>4430098
absolutely. Early Sony A7's are cheap, hell I paid less for my A7S three years ago than I paid for my D4 in December of 2024.
There's nothing wrong with older DSLRs for conversion, most of them are only good for that these days. I do quite love my D300 IR and all of my lenses already work on it, that's something to think about for choosing a body for conversion.
>>4430087
I never had these problems? I mean, I did cal my body to the lenses I have but only to correct for the lens itself and I did that in the menu, Nikon has a lens calibration menu I believe under Shooting or maybe Setup. Its been a minute.
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