INFRARED CAMERA CONVERSIONS

To convert a digital camera to Full Spectrum involves removing the UV/IR Cut Filter [ Hot Mirror ] that covers the CMOS sensor, this allows all wavelengths of light to hit the sensor. However with no filtration the image will be a bit soft as no lens can focus UV, Visible and Infra Red light to the same point, but by simply adding a filter to the front of the lens, allows photos to be taken in whatever type of light is desired. So adding an IR Pass filter will block UV and visible light and only allow IR through to the sensor. The results will be exactly the same as an IR Conversion with the same wavelength of filter but with the advantage that you can simply change the filter's wavelength or to pass UV or some other effect like Astro work. This is why I highly recommend full spectrum conversions for most people... I specialise in conversions to mirrorless cameras from Sony, Canon, Fuji and Nikon, but I can also supply already converted cameras from Sony and Canon as well as..

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