I love your IR landscapes. I hope you do this more and show more of your compositions. This was really an explaination of what IR photography is/was, which was helpful. Now to show the power of IR photography.
You still have hotspot issues on full spectrum conversions, still dependent on the lens. Also note that you probably lose the automatic lens cleaning function (because you took off the cut filter) so dust spots can be an issue. Also need a camera with live-view (if using a dslr) because you can't see through the viewfinder with the dark filters on. Presume its different with Mirrorless). Love my full spectrum photography though and highly recommend.
I'm not very familiar with the technical side of photography, but the way you consistently discuss it in your videos is starting to make me very curious.
FYI: Hotspot issues are only related to the lens and aperture combo. Contrary to what is suggested in this video, converting your camera to IR will NOT solve hotspot issues. (Matthew, do your homework!)
Appreciate you chiming in. I don’t have a converted camera and mentioned that it’s what I thought but wasn’t sure in the video. Certainly don’t want to provide incorrect information though so appreciate you clarifying. It’s sometime hard to get it all right in the field!
