When Theory and Practice Doesn't Work Out - Infrared/Conventional Camera Conversion
3,130 views · Published 6 March 2014 · 4:13 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: Graham Houghton · 2014 · Howto & Style
I wanted to develop a camera which would be capable of shooting infrared images when i wanted to and then have the facility to go back to conventional colour mode at other times. I thought I had found the perfect solution in the form of a 37mm IR Cut filter which I could screw onto the camera lens in place of the 37mm IR pass filter. The theory seemed sound. On testing the camera however it was apparent the image had a hot spot in the centre of the image surrounded by a colder zone. So for anyone else contemplating purchasing the filter ( 4 weeks from China) you may not get the kind of results you expected. 37mm IR-UV Cut filter by Rocolax ( from Ebay)
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