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I got several cheap OEC infrared filters off of EBay and thought I'd try them out. I clearly still need some practice on this!
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  • This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison.

    This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison.

  • This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison, but rendered in black and white.

    This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison, but rendered in black and white.

  • Taken using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to black and white.

    Taken using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to black and white.

  • Taken using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

    Taken using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

  • Taken using a 850 nm infrared filter, which lets even less visible light through than the 720 nm filter.

    Taken using a 850 nm infrared filter, which lets even less visible light through than the 720 nm filter.

  • Taken using a 950 nm infrared filter, which lets even less visible light through than the 850 nm filter.  I had to crank up the ISO and do a three minute exposure because so little light gets through this filter.

    Taken using a 950 nm infrared filter, which lets even less visible light through than the 850 nm filter. I had to crank up the ISO and do a three minute exposure because so little light gets through this filter.

  • Taken in my neighborhood park using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

    Taken in my neighborhood park using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

  • Taken in my neighborhood park using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

    Taken in my neighborhood park using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

  • Taken in my neighborhood park using a 850 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

    Taken in my neighborhood park using a 850 nm infrared filter and converted to "false color" using the standard blue/red channel swap.

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    This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison.
    This is actually not infrared, just a plain old picture in the visible spectrum for comparison, but rendered in black and white.
    Taken using a 720 nm infrared filter and converted to black and white.