Total Lunar Eclipse February 20, 2008

[z96Cobra]

I was referring to the pictures that have already been posted by others here. That's why I posted my "fun" one...

I was hoping to see some of those IR photo's so that I could talk myself into buying an IR camera! Another of my hobbies is astronomy, and I'm slowly getting some astro-photography gear.

Roger

 

[Nitro]

I was hoping to see some of those IR photo's so that I could talk myself into buying an IR camera! Another of my hobbies is astronomy, and I'm slowly getting some astro-photography gear.

Roger

You can remove the IR filter from a DSLR.

 

[z96Cobra]

You can remove the IR filter from a DSLR.

I don't want to risk my current camera, and I still want to use it as a "normal" camera. I know that Nikon or Cannon (can't remember which one) has an IR DSLR camera out and I've seen a few really neat pics from it.

Roger

 

[Greta]

I don't want to risk my current camera, and I still want to use it as a "normal" camera. I know that Nikon or Cannon (can't remember which one) has an IR DSLR camera out and I've seen a few really neat pics from it.

Roger

It's a Nikon that Fuji put out... the Fujifilm IS Pro. This is the one we have.

 

[Nitro]

I don't want to risk my current camera, and I still want to use it as a "normal" camera. I know that Nikon or Cannon (can't remember which one) has an IR DSLR camera out and I've seen a few really neat pics from it.

Roger

You can pay a Pro to do it. Then when you want to use it as a "Normal" camera, you put an IR filter on the lens.

I would do it with my older camera (Canon D60). I just bought a new Nikon D300, and I'm a little reluctant to do it to that one. Maybe in a year or two.

 

[Nitro]

It's a Nikon that Fuji put out... the Fujifilm IS Pro. This is the one we have.

Canon also made one, the EOS 20Da. Though discontinued now, it still can be found used.

That Fujifilm looks like a nice one though.