One of the other wonders of the digital photography world is the ease of use in taking infrared
pictures. While most digital SLRs are not upto the task, many older, cheaper digital cameras take great infrared pics.
Now you can capture your own shuttle landings! Here is a
list of cameras that work well for infrared
photography. Photo titbits tells us more..
Infrared Photography With a Digital Camera
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. Rajeshori,
Your best bet is to post your question to a Canon forum, for example DPReview has a forum dedicated to the 300D.
I just got a B+W Infrared (IR) filter for my D70. I've only taken a few IR pictures, but wow is it fun. For good advice on processing digital IR photos, check out Thom Hogan's article at http://www.bythom.com/infrared.htm. He has several other excellent articles on digital photography. Two that come to mind are his digital B&W, and Sharpening 101. Enjoy!
Posted at 6:25AM on Dec 19th 2005 by kg
3. The Digital Rebel does indeed support IR photography but there appear to be some issues with a hot spot in the images ... this might have been dealt with. IR photography with this camera requires long exposures of 10 seconds plus and the use of a Hoya R72 filter - visit this site for more info: http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/digital/eos_digital_rebel_xt_review.html
Posted at 6:25AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Mario Georgiou
4. I have a Fuji S2-Pro camera and have used it for infrared photography. The technique I use is posted on my site at www.visionintime.com
Ed Registrato
Posted at 6:25AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Ed Registrato
5. I have a Fuji S2-Pro camera and have used it for infrared photography. The technique I use is posted on my site at www.visionintime.com
Ed Registrato
Posted at 6:25AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Ed Registrato
1. I would like to know if Canon Digital Rebel allows Infrared photography! If so, what are the filters to use!
Posted at 6:25AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Rajeshori