Sony NEX 5T Converted to 720nm Standard Infrared

I received my camera from Isaac Szabo today..... and of course, it's raining. My other IR camera is Enhanced Color, so the Standard IR will require a new learning curve. Maybe tomorrow..... if the sun comes out.

 

Moon Over MyHammy

 

Truly hours of experimentation, trial, and error......... but I believe I have the recipe I wanted for 720nm. Why this is significant for me is because my Nex5T wouldn't accept a proper custom white balance. So, I had to make one up. Tweaking to commence.

 

I can only imagine the quality IR you could get from an A7R2. Don't give up your dreams.........

 

Rae, thank you. To answer your question, I shoot ap-priority and for the last post, it was f5.6, and the speed was 1/1000, with the ISO at 100. It was a very bright day today.

 

This one, from the same spot and basically the same subject is at 1/500th. So, I can't say there's a "rule of thumb" speed. For IR, besides WB, the ap setting is very important.

I'm finding that there was more damage from Irma than I initially thought. You can see the broken end of this pier.


This one, from the same spot and basically the same subject is at 1/500th. So, I can't say there's a "rule of thumb" speed. For IR, besides WB, the ap setting is very important.

I'm finding that there was more damage from Irma than I initially thought. You can see the broken end of this pier.

 

Comin' in with the morning's catch...

 

Can you see me at the helm........ look harder.

 

Daddy's Home

 

Fort Lauderdale... more than a beach.