This camera is an unmodified camera (full spectrum) with just using a Hoya R72 filter. I tried it with my DSLR but the shutter speeds were really long at base ISO and many of the lenses for it didn't do well (so-called hot spots).

But for some reason this camera has more reasonable shutter speeds at base ISO by comparison. But it's still slow enough that I need a tripod. The shutter speeds are typically around 1 or 2 seconds at base ISO on a sunny day stopped down to f10. And the few lenses I have for it do okay in terms of hot spots.

Zeiss 25/2.8


Deck Decay by tuco, on Flickr



Cherry Park by tuco, on Flickr



Mukilteo Lighthouse by tuco, on Flickr



The Sphere by tuco, on Flickr



Evergreen Cemetery Ziggurat by tuco, on Flickr



Mill Creek by tuco, on Flickr


Zeiss 35/2



Mill Creek by tuco, on Flickr



Old Ford by tuco, on Flickr




Voigtländer Nokton 50/1.5



Maryhill, WA by tuco, on Flickr

[que es tu]

Very nice! I always find infrared photos to be beautiful and eerie, and these are no exception! Nicely done!

[MikeNArk]

A very artistic set of infrared images. I like all these images. The last shot with the landscape of wind mills is especially cool.

[theoicarry]

Wow! Really awesome

[tuco]

Very nice! I always find infrared photos to be beautiful and eerie, and these are no exception! Nicely done!

A very artistic set of infrared images. I like all these images. The last shot with the landscape of wind mills is especially cool.

Wow! Really awesome

Thanks.

[carlwood]

Lovely shots - well done. Good framing too!!

[ForthComing]

Excellent. Color me envious.

[ToddK]

Terrific images! Very artistic.

[tuco]

Lovely shots - well done. Good framing too!!

Excellent. Color me envious.

Terrific images! Very artistic.

Thanks