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Oh yeah, it's an infrared conversion. Looks like a 720nm IR filter used. So selling to an individual is really going to be a right person, right time sort of thing. May take months as this sort of photography is done more in the summer. Your quickest option to sell the camera is to use a...

The Z 70-180 f/2.8 is supposed to be the budget model. Really it's a rebranded Tamron lens.

No real issues other than the published limitations of the FTZ adapter. I did have a Tamron 90mm that had a documented problem with AF. But that apparently is a rare kind of thing and Tamron can replace a circuit board in their lens to address it. I decided to upgrade to a 105mm Nikon Z lens...

No real need to post the Raw file, but what I want to see is how green leaves will look in the photo. That is the big characteristic of infrared, green leaves and grass turn white when the white balance is properly adjusted. I have a thread of infrared photos that I really should bring up to...

I did a bit of WB adjustment. I cannot do an extreme adjustment on a JPG like I can on a Raw image. But I substituted in the WB color temperature from one of my infrared photos on to your's. This has me thinking more that it is an IR conversion. Short answer, it is not worth trying to convert...

Take it outside and photograph something with green leaves or some kind of evergreen tree or shrub. That will be what tells me if the visible-spectrum filter on the camera sensor was removed and either replaced with an infrared-pass sensor or a clear sensor for full-spectrum. People pay $300+ to...

Here is an image from my own infrared-converted camera set as Auto White-Balance. Then if you take a White Balance preset reading off of green grass it will make an image like this.

We cannot view your photos in the link unless you share them to everyone. Red pink description has me wondering if it has been infrared modified. You would not know that looking on the exterior of the camera, but the photos will make it evident.

From a personal perspective, a focus point for this style of photography is irrelevant to taking the photos. Metering exposure is manual and focus is also. I do make use of a focus point to zoom in the live view on a star when I do the focusing. I also center the focus point and use that as my...

Now I'm confused. What function does BBF or SBF have when you manually set focus with your eyes? Wait, do you have that shutter release on focus feature turned on? For the record I plug in a remote shutter release. I have 2, a plain remote and a programmable intervalometer kind. Or I tether to...

Switch off AF as soon as you have it where you want. Infinity focus is good for the entire night sky. My focus process is to pick a bright star, zoom the display in as far as it goes and manually adjust until the star is as tight of a point as can be. That is infinity focus. Then aim on target...

The lost focus may really be fogging in the lens. It's very common and addressed with an inexpensive USB powered lens heater wrap.

Well there we go, a misunderstanding about what tethering is. The classic meaning of tethered photography is where you control functions of the camera remotely from a computer, and you may or may not preview the photos on screen. I tend to do astrophotography by reviewing the test photos on...

Forgot I took this infrared last year. And from 2 years ago, another infrared.

Use the USB cable to write the files to your card in the Z8. I believe it is a normal USB-C connector.

You better get a name of who is tethering the D2X because all that I find online is that it is impossible with a model that old. NX Tether can only use Z models, D780, and D6. DigiCamControl will work with multiple brands and models, but even that can only go back to the D3X. Only with a wire...

The color version with the sun above horizon finally speaks to me. I see where you are going with the BW versions, but just not quite getting there. When you take away the color you almost need turbulence in the water to add contrast to the more tranquil tree.

Comet over Madison, WI. A very over-exposed Wisconsin state capitol dome there.

A follow-up, here is the Laowa lens I mentioned in the previous post, and it comes in F-mount...

I have to say it. That is comically ridiculous! 2 or 3 extension tubes is reasonable. There are other ways for even closer work. First is to use a 200-300mm lens with 2 or 3 extension tubes. I have seen a super-macro lens out there by a Chinese brand. I think it is for mirrorless bodies, not...