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Out of Production DSLRs
D300/D300s
d300 IR conversion
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<blockquote data-quote="Englischdude" data-source="post: 436650" data-attributes="member: 16372"><p>great to have another ir shooter here... someone else at last to contribute to jake's infrared thread. Not sure what lens you are using here but I suggest you find a lens that offers minimal flare/hotspots. This shot demonstrates this problem very clearly. kolari offers a list on their site but some of the lenses they list as working well with IR, I have found to have alot of flare or large hotspots. My current goto IR lenses are the cheapo 28-80 from nikon and the 14mm samyang/rokinon.</p><p></p><p>Astrophotography is commonly done with full spectrum conversions, meaning it is converted to accept not only IR but also UV light.</p><p></p><p>Looking forward to seeing more of your shots.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Englischdude, post: 436650, member: 16372"] great to have another ir shooter here... someone else at last to contribute to jake's infrared thread. Not sure what lens you are using here but I suggest you find a lens that offers minimal flare/hotspots. This shot demonstrates this problem very clearly. kolari offers a list on their site but some of the lenses they list as working well with IR, I have found to have alot of flare or large hotspots. My current goto IR lenses are the cheapo 28-80 from nikon and the 14mm samyang/rokinon. Astrophotography is commonly done with full spectrum conversions, meaning it is converted to accept not only IR but also UV light. Looking forward to seeing more of your shots. [/QUOTE]
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