Full frame, finally

[Nisei]

After messing around with a Sony Nex-3N for 2 years I finally got to modify my Sony A7 to full spectrum.
It was pretty easy but it was still my back up camera for wedding shoots I used to do with my ex partner so I couldn't risk ruining it.
Now that I'm alone again I didn't need it for that anymore so I finally got the chance to take it apart.
I'm very happy now that I finally have a full frame camera dedicated for IR.
First day results look promising.

#1 is Sony A7 with Samyang AF 45mm f/1.8 FE and Lee 115 + GRB3 stack
#2 is Sony A7 with Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 Di III RXD and a Zomei 850nm filter

 

[photoni]

I really like the second photo
the first is to your personal taste
I begin to be allergic to the exchange of colors and channels .... I also think Mr. Viglius

[Andy Perrin]

I like both!

[colinbm]

Nice photos Nisei.
You say...." I'm very happy now that I finally have a full frame camera dedicated for IR ", but can it be used for UV as well ?

 

[Cadmium]

Yes, both are very nice. The first is so colorful and the second is quite dynamic.

 

[Nisei]

11 hours ago, colinbm said:

Nice photos Nisei.
You say...." I'm very happy now that I finally have a full frame camera dedicated for IR ", but can it be used for UV as well ?

 

Oh yes sure, it can do UV as well but I'm not really into that.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

[Doug A]

Excellent images. The B&W is incredible. Glad you finally got the camera of your dreams.

Thanks for sharing,

Doug A

[Nisei]

Thanks Doug
Most important thing for me is that I can finally use my full frame lenses without the darn crop factor.
And the difference in image quality between the cheap Nex-3N and A7 is quite obvious.

[Andrea B.]

Congratulations on your full frame conversion! You will enjoy it, I'm sure. 

 

That second monochrome photo is very good. 

[Marc del Piro]

OMG! The B&W looks incredible... Now I want to get a 850nm xD