infrared filter 950nm for Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II

The infrared filter 950nm for Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II is usually employed in medical photography, crime detection and detection of distribution of vegetation. For photography, this filter can be used with infrared film or digital photography to get appealing inventive and genuinely extremely creative photos.

Pretty much all digital cameras contain sensors that to some magnitude are sensitive to infrared light, this implies that digital photography has made infrared photography a whole lot more straightforward than it used to be. Most infrared filtration systems have a tendency to have a photography range of between 720 nm to 950 nm.

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Product features:

• Employed for infrared photography, high quality optical glass.
• Filter blocks visible light up to 950nm.
• Perfect for most digital cameras.
• May be used with infrared-type film.
• Superior optical glass and aluminum filter ring.

Easily minimize or remove reflections and glare from non-metallic items, by removing 99% of the light seen by the naked eye, normal light is filtered out and only infrared light can be seen.

We would suggest you to pick the most suitable types for your camera. Various IR filters have a number of effects. You may use the filter as a stand alone or in any arrangement with other filters to meet your preference.

• 950nm is most suitable for outdoor and strong light use.
• 850nm is most suitable for outdoor and strong light use.
• 760nm is most suitable for indoor and weak light use.
• 720nm is most suitable for indoor and weak light use.

All the above filter types can easily be used for near-IR photography with digital cameras. Which to apply would likely depend on the camera's level of sensitivity to IR and furthermore the style of effect the photographer seeks to obtain.

The infrared filter 950nm for Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II not only generates exceptionally clear and excellent sharp contrast while shooting, it can filter out standard colours to make a monochrome tone to obtain a really stylized effect.

To determine if your camera is going to work with this sort of infrared filter simply just point your camera at a remote control handheld control led light, this can be a tv set remote or similar, if you see the red light illuminates once you press the remote keys your camera ought to work with this kind of of filter.

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These sorts of filters enhance the level of colour saturation and supply increased contrast and clarity, this type of Visico filter provides a filter value of 950nm making it additionally suited to use out-of-doors and in strong daylight including sunlight, this does not suggest that it can´t be used inside or in numerous other variations of lighting. According to the amount of light on the lens the filter will provide several effects so its recommended to try things out to get the results required.

This type of Visico filter could also be used and mixed in using other coloured lenses to generate unique and often out of the ordinary effects, again by experimentation you are able to obtain the yearned for effect you are hoping for.