D200 und IR-Photografie

[Pleff]

Hätte ich meine D70 verkauft, würde ich mir aber in den A.... beissen

Das habe ich bereits erfolglos versucht ! :?

[JackMcBeer]

Wie sieht es dann mit den Problemen der unterschiedlichen schwarzwiedergabe bei der D200 aus?
Wir hatten ja gemutmaßt, dass die Probleme, die die D70 damit hat möglicherweise an der hohen IR-Empfindlichkeit liegen könnte.

jan.

[volkerm]

Bjorn Rorslett's aktueller Stand zum Thema D200 und IR:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=16538136

"davexl wrote:
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>
> I agree that we are on the very limit of practical. I will still be
> packing the D70 and stitching, but it is nice to know for wide
> vistas I can still use the D200. I was reacting to someone who said
> you CAN"T use it. I don't like being told I can't.


With a good tripod and plenty of battery power, you can do IR with any Nikon DSLR (and Canons, too). But even if it's doable, it might not be practical which was my main point.
I usually do IR with with an old D1, or D70, both of which have had their internal filter packs removed. This gains me 7 stops of increased IR sensitivity and getting IR images hand-held is a breeze. I even can do IR shooting with an IR heater as "light" source - hand-held.

>
> I wonder how long before someone can reliably modify a D200 to
> remove the IR filter. A second D200 for IR would be awesome. And
> far more affordable than a D2X.
>


If I purchase a D200 for myself, it will be for just that purpose. Ripping out the filter pack is a simple operation and there is no need for replacing the internal filter. I want to be able to use any IR filtration I fancies thus I put the IR filter(s) on the lens, I don't want to be stuck with a fixed internal filter. Removing the internal filter makes the camera near-sighted, but so does adding an IR filter over the lens, and the changes largely cancel out."