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That filter he removed is the IR cut, I believe. Not an anti aliasing filter. The magenta hue you see in the outdoor shots is characteristic of photos taken us
by nibbleshifter 3y ago
That filter he removed is the IR cut, I believe. Not an anti aliasing filter.
The magenta hue you see in the outdoor shots is characteristic of photos taken using a sensor with no IR blocking filter (also known as a hot mirror).
- psychomugs 3y agoThanks, I felt like the term I was using was wrong.
- nibbleshifter 3y agoHow much effort was it to remove from the sensor? I've modified a number of cameras to remove that filter specifically for IR photography
- psychomugs 3y agoAs simple as grabbing it off with tweezers.
- morcheeba 3y agoYou can probably replace this with a threaded IR cut filter that screws on to your lens.