Kindly Note:
1. You'd better remove the IR-blocking filters in front of CCD or CMOS sensor when using IR filters
2. Setting the white balance
3. If you don't want to do any transformation on your device, you can do some post processing after shooting to achieve the IR effect.
In which ways the infrared filter will be used?
1.Archaeology, Military,Police,Medical science,and detective work. Infrared filter allow normally invisible stains and modified items visible.
2.Plant vegetation & Landscape photography. It looks dramatically different when photographed in Infrared.
3.Photographic special effects.Infrared filters give the still and video photographer expressive and unusual effects.
In what suitable light source should I use the infrared filters?
IR filter can block all visible light under related wavelengths and very sensitive to utraviolet rays.
590nm, 600nm and 630nm for Infrared change machine. The rich colors, custom white balance, the original film in general the sky was bright red, partial brown or amber, plant leaves, blue, sky blue saturation after post-processing, the leaves yellow or golden yellow.
680nm for indoor and weak Shadows use.
750nm for indoor and weak light use.
760nm for cloudy outdoor at nightfall and brightness indoor.
Specification:
Lens Material: Optical Glass
Ring Material: Metal
Filter Coated: N/A
To Fit: Camera,Camcorder
Shape: Circular
Lens Filter Size: 77mm
Package including:1 x 77mm Adjustable Optical Infrared Filter
- Infrared filters, sometimes called IR filters or heat-absorbing filters, are designed to allow medium-infrared wavelengths while blocking visible light. They are often used in light devices with incandescent bulbs (such as slides and overhead projectors) to prevent unwanted heating.
- There are also filters that are used in solid state (CCD or CMOS) video cameras to allow IR due to the high sensitivity of many camera sensors to light in the near infrared. These filters usually have a blue tint to them because they also sometimes block some of the light coming from UV light and visible from shorter wavelengths.
- Digital cameras are usually equipped with IR filters to prevent unnatural images. IR-transmission (by the way) filters, or factory removal of IR filters, are commonly used in infrared photography to let infrared light through and block visible and ultraviolet light. These filters appear black to the eye, but are transparent in with an IR sensitive device.
- The Creative Adjustable IR Filter is a compact all-in-one variable wavelength filter that adjusts the amount of wavelengths with just the touch of your wrist. Index marks on the filter let you know exactly the amount of wavelengths at a glance. Giving you clear and precise shots at wavelengths depending on whether you are using. It gives you the freedom to freely create different wavelengths
- you do not have to wear a bunch of filters for shooting. Just a filter, gives you range from 530nm to 750nm freely.
- Infrared filters, sometimes called IR filters or heat-absorbing filters, are designed to allow medium-infrared wavelengths while blocking visible light. They are often used in light devices with incandescent bulbs (such as slides and overhead projectors) to prevent unwanted heating.
- There are also filters that are used in solid state (CCD or CMOS) video cameras to allow IR due to the high sensitivity of many camera sensors to light in the near infrared. These filters usually have a blue tint to them because they also sometimes block some of the light coming from UV light and visible from shorter wavelengths.
- Digital cameras are usually equipped with IR filters to prevent unnatural images. IR-transmission (by the way) filters, or factory removal of IR filters, are commonly used in infrared photography to let infrared light through and block visible and ultraviolet light. These filters appear black to the eye, but are transparent in with an IR sensitive device.
- The Creative Adjustable IR Filter is a compact all-in-one variable wavelength filter that adjusts the amount of wavelengths with just the touch of your wrist. Index marks on the filter let you know exactly the amount of wavelengths at a glance. Giving you clear and precise shots at wavelengths depending on whether you are using. It gives you the freedom to freely create different wavelengths
- you do not have to wear a bunch of filters for shooting. Just a filter, gives you range from 530nm to 750nm freely.
