RSSHOW TO - Make a digital toy infrared camera
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Sep 26, 2006 01:44 PM
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sorry about that one, nat posted while i was away... so you get it twice!
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It's a very cool hack. I just did one with an old olympus camera. Unfortunately, the focusing seems to be shot because of the missing thickness of the ir-cutting glass.
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Take a look at my IR camera modification which keeps the autofocus
>It's a very cool hack. I just did one with an old olympus camera. Unfortunately, the focusing seems to be shot because of the missing thickness of the ir-cutting glass.
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We followed his instruction and did the hack to a Zippo size spy camera :-)
http://www.rainydaymagazine.com/RDM2006/RainyDayPhotography/IRCamProj/RDMPhoto_IRCamDissassembly.htm
http://www.rainydaymagazine.com/RDM2006/RainyDayPhotography/IRCamProj/RDMPhoto_IRCamPhotoGallery.htm
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another great DIY conversion resource for Nikon, Fuji and Canon camers:
http://www.lifepixel.com/IR.htm
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another great DIY conversion resource for Nikon, Fuji and Canon camers:
http://www.lifepixel.com/IR.htm
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