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[Jameel Hyder]

This is a full spectrum capture - so visible, IR and UV all combined.

C&C Welcome

 

[AlanLichty]

Interesting palette - did you recently convert a camera body over to full spectrum?

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Interesting palette - did you recently convert a camera body over to full spectrum?

I had converted a SL3 last summer. It survived as it was still with life pixel. I finally took it out to try.

 

[KevinA]

Interesting Image, seems to have a 3D quality to it.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Interesting Image, seems to have a 3D quality to it.

Thanks Kevin

 

[JimFox]

The look of this is so interesting. It does have a 3D feel as Kevin mentioned and I would say it also has an illustrative look. Like it was drawn 100 years ago for a book or magazine.

I am glad this survived by being at LifePixel. I am thinking that one of the upcoming mirrorless cameras I get as I slowly convert to the Nikon Z Mount I will get converted to Full Spectrum.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

The look of this is so interesting. It does have a 3D feel as Kevin mentioned and I would say it also has an illustrative look. Like it was drawn 100 years ago for a book or magazine.

I am glad this survived by being at LifePixel. I am thinking that one of the upcoming mirrorless cameras I get as I slowly convert to the Nikon Z Mount I will get converted to Full Spectrum.

Thanks Jim. Converting a mirrorless to full spectrum is the way to go. You can get filters that mount behind the lens and in front of the sensor for specific range of IR. And a hot mirror filter makes it work like a regular camera and you won’t have to worry about AF issues. The DSLR path works with live view only for focusing.