EDITOR'S NOTE: I found the deleted first introduction and merged it with the second introduction that Wilhelm wrote. Thank you, Wilhelm, for your patience while I got this sorted. A merge was chosen because the 2nd intro had two new photos and a new link.
I had introduced myself 2 days ago, however my contribution and one answer were accidentally deleted. Because it cannot be re-established, I do it again:
Thank you for accepting me. I got the link to this very interesting forum from David Kennard and have already read a lot. Many contributions concern NIR. Until now I made NIR photos with my multicopter/drone using a low cost camera, see the attached image. Yesterday I got back my converted Sony A 6000 for NIR and UV photography, see the first UV test image (1/5s, f3.5, ISO3200) and a BG3 image (1/250s, f9, ISO100).
At the moment I own only the kit objective SELP1650 containing 9 lenses. The UV filter is this one:
http://www.optic-mak...missionskurven/
SP2 UV-400N
However I will look here for other equipment to shorten the shuttertime for copter application.
I am also interested in taking pictures with a thermal camera, see the screenshot. The two dots are hot-air balloons.
The answer to my post:
That is nifty to see the drone photography showing up here now! I like to play with thermal photography and near infrared (and UV and SWIR) also. You should try white balancing that NIR shot.
This was the answer I got, but did not save the author's name. My comment: I am interested in SWIR too, but the cameras are not cheap.
Best regards,
Wilhelm