Digital BW, The Print

If you convert your camera by lifepixel then no filter is need and you can
shoot at normal ISO etc.  Just like you are shooting now.
This assumes that you are having lifepixel remove the IR blocking filter and
adding the IR PASS filter to your camera.
 
Once that is done there will be learning curve to exposure and white balance
but I am sure you will enjoy it.
 
Paul

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Subject: [Digital BW] Creating infrared with a converted camera





I'm considering getting my Canon adapted by Lifepixel to be infrared
sensitive.
They remove the factory filter in front of the sensor which stops IR
getting through.
This allows the full spectrum of to be read by the sensor.
My question is - could I do the filtering in photoshop afterwards to
achieve the effect of an opaque IR filter or would I need to use an
opaque IR filter in the field. (This would make shooting much easier as
I wouldn't have to use a tripod and shoot 'blind')
This is probably not the best forum to ask this question, but it's
certainly a black and white question -- ( even if the answer may not be
b and w...)
BTW -- is there another forum that would suit this question better?
Many thanks to all in advance
Yaakov Asher Sinclair
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