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AneurysmGuy β Full Spectrum Camera Test 5
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Published: 2019-08-21 14:30:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 299; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 0
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This is a test shoot with my Canon M100, full spectrum converted camera. I should have read the instruction manual before I tried to take photos.
I had a 720nm infrared filter on the lens and I am sure that all thatΒ colour differences in the picture is because I had the automatic settings on. Of course the reason might be the lens or the IR filter. I bought a step-up ring for the lens that I have primary used for IR photos and I had to buy also bigger memory card.
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My camcorder records and takes pictures like that
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So it can record infrared too, nice.
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Yep but I can't figure out how to get it out of that setting
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Ah, that's a bummer.Β
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Yes, but it wouldn't still remove the pink colour.Β Β
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This is infrared but the camera is what is called full spectrum, it doesn't have filter in front of the sensor. So it should capture UV and IR light, how much, that depends on the sensor. It doesn't look that strange, everything has more vibrant colours. I bought from China a cheap UV filter, but I don't know when I get it. The good ones costs a big penny!
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Β that's exactly what I thought... Β
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