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The Hack-a-Day peeps dig into forums and other nooks and crannies of the internet and find exceedingly cool projects like this one. If you're into astro-photography, you should check this out. You can make your camera return to normal functions by mounting an ir filter on the front of the camera, so you'll be alright there. Of course, I'm curious about what portraiture would look like without one of these filters! [via] - Link
IR Filter Removal from a Digital Rebel
The Hack-a-Day peeps dig into forums and other nooks and crannies of the internet and find exceedingly cool projects like this one. If you're into astro-photography, you should check this out. You can make your camera return to normal functions by mounting an ir filter on the front of the camera, so you'll be alright there. Of course, I'm curious about what portraiture would look like without one of these filters! [via] - Link
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Jan 18, 2007 12:00 PM
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The link is broken, correct links would be
http://personales.ya.com/javier_laina/ARTICULOS/FILTRO/filtro350deng.html
http://astro.ai-software.com/articles/mod_350D/mod_350D.html
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Nikon cameras are however a lot easier to modify to "full spectrum" or enhanced cameras, www.lifepixel.com have a tutorials with images and step by step instructions.
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