IR photographers!

[HAB911]

What do you use for IR photography? I read an article with instructions for removing the filter covering the sensor, of a purposely purchased, relatively cheap camera to be dedicated to the purpose.

Are there other options? TIA!

[AndyS]

1. I have an EPL 1 converted to full spectrum and use filters to shoot IR.

I can also use an UV filter to shoot that spectrum or a visible light filter for regular images.

[HAB911]

2. Not only was I intrigued by your landscapes

one of my security cameras includes part of the sky and when it switches to IR in the evening the sky is absolutely stunning.

Another project.............

[ManiacJoe]

3. Which part are you looking for options in?

For modern-ish cameras, the IR filter needs to be removed from the filter stack above the sensor.
There are (used to be?) a few companies that would do this for you.
Never seen anyone attempt it themselves.

The next step is to then check out your editing software to see how well (if at all) it handles the IR pictures.

[HAB911]

4. years ago, I would attempt it myself

with the help of YouTube, today I'm looking at this perhaps

https://www.lifepixel.com/shop/converted-cameras/used-cameras/used-nikon-d600-camera-conversion

[ManiacJoe]

5. They are one of the big names in the business.