How to repair Pentax DSLR camera K-x - ASTRO MOD(remove IR cut filter)

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In this video you can see how to repair Pentax DSLR camera K-x - ASTRO MOD(remove IR cut filter)
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2 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@ve2mcj 2 месяца назад

What screws are these exactly? Are these the screws that hold the sensor? who have their backs to the sensor? There are only three? Do you have to count the number of turns by aiming them and not by unscrewing?

@LIVEINPICS Год назад

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

@maciejkiebala6478 Год назад

Is procedure the same for K-r?

@renegrunwald2937 Год назад

Thanks a lot for sharing. Do you need to recalibrate the sensor afterwards? Best wishes

@DIGISERVICEBG Год назад

Hi , Yes this is recommended :)

@maciejkiebala6478 Год назад

@@DIGISERVICEBG How to recalibrate the sensor afterwards?

@mg-leisure-monochrome 7 месяцев назад

@@maciejkiebala6478 This procedure is omitted in this video and actually is most important thing in sensor conversion to full spectrum or infrared. Calibration starts even before sensor is removed. Simple unscrewing of three screws which hold sensor is big mistake. All three screws should be marked for "0" position first, then they should be screwed to the end to measure rotation count and only after that they can be unscrewed. Rotation "to the end" count can be different for every screw. If "rotation to the end" count is less than 2, then full spectrum conversion by removing just hot mirror will not allow you you to recalibrate sensor and get proper infinity focus (at least for manual focus lenses which have hard stop for infinity).