A few months ago I had my Nikon P6000 converted to IR by this guy:
http://www.isaacszabo.com/infrared.html
Don't know if he does full spectrum conversions, but worth asking. Very
fast turn around, good price and no problems with it at all. I'm
planning on sending my K5 to him when I upgrade to
I tried that combo as well, probably after seeing your success with it, Dave.
Definitely an easily workable way to play with IR.
Paul via phone
> On Jun 11, 2016, at 7:55 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
>
> John, i found the combo of istd and the R72 filter worked great, best
> camera i have done IR
John, i found the combo of istd and the R72 filter worked great, best
camera i have done IR with
Dave
On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 11:15 PM, John wrote:
> I don't need a Sony nex. I already have a *ist-D, K10D & K20D (along
> with the K-3 I'm currently using as my main body).
>
> If I can find someon
I don't need a Sony nex. I already have a *ist-D, K10D & K20D (along
with the K-3 I'm currently using as my main body).
If I can find someone who does "a good, reasonably priced, job on Pentax
DSLRs", I'd rather have one of them converted, especially if I can use
Larry's idea of having it convert
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A simple mirrorless without ibis makes for an easier conversion. Something
to consider. Get a Sony nex with a
t: Friday, June 10, 2016 5:39 PM
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Subject: On the subject of Infrared
Back when I had a working IR K-5, I bought a large sheet of plastic IR
filter, about 1/8" thick to make filters for speedlights and studio flashes
so that they would only transmit in IR. It was much c
A simple mirrorless without ibis makes for an easier conversion. Something
to consider. Get a Sony nex with adapter and look at it as an ir back.
That's what I would do since the optical viewfinder becomes useless with
full spectrum.
On Jun 10, 2016 6:40 PM, "Larry Colen" wrote:
> Back when I ha
Back when I had a working IR K-5, I bought a large sheet of plastic IR
filter, about 1/8" thick to make filters for speedlights and studio
flashes so that they would only transmit in IR. It was much cheaper
than buying the 3" squares of gel from B&H. If anybody needs some, in
order to have an
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