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Just got my full spectrum Canon RP back from Kolari

Aliexpress special chrome IR and 720nm mostly, definitely worth the money

u/Lambaline — 1 day ago
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First test of the Irix11mm on APS-C with a 720nm filter

I'm still debating whether there is real difference between the Irix on APS-C and my Sigma 8-16mm set to approximately the same zoom setting and I think I can see better corner detail, less smearing and better contrast but unsure. Anyway, the fact I can use the Irix on my full-frame K-1 where I don't have anything close to that angle of view on FF means I won't be sending it back. It is now my preciousss!

u/newmikey — 1 day ago
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Interested in 950nm photography

Bought a 950nm IR filter for my DSLR and am disappointed with the results. Shutter speed requires something like 30 seconds just to get a dark blurry image. I was thinking getting the cut filter to get more light in - but dont know if i end up disappointed again.

Maybe i can buy a ready solution that makes great 950nm images without blur and huge shutter speed?

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u/Top_Concentrate_5799 — 3 days ago
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720nm canon 60d full spectrum

Real damn proud of this one. I left a visible spectrumfrom my other camera et the end for comparison.

u/Batraxid — 3 days ago
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Just bought an SD Quattro, looking for advice

Hi there, long time photographer and lurker, new IR shooter.

I just bought an SD Quattro off eBay with the Sigma 28-70 f3.5 and an IR variable filter. Results are…less than ideal, extremely soft, even with manual focus, at least coming from my (admittedly extreme) FP-L in visible light.

I have a Sigma 24-70 F2.8 Art coming but are there any recommendations of significantly sharper glass for SA or filters I should be using instead? I would love to be doing (ideally SOOC) color as well. Thanks!

u/Agloe_Dreams — 3 days ago
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Rodinal- pleased with my first time using it.

50:1 at 20°c for 17 mins, 2 inversions every minute. Water stop and ilford rapid fixer 1:4 for 5 mins. Scanned with epson v600. For all the hate rodinal gets, it was easy as hell to use, im happy with the results, and inly using 20ml developer for 2 rolls is pretty awesome.

u/Many-Bandicoot645 — 4 days ago