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Published: 2010-02-08 10:32:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 625; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 0
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Managed to turn the sky blue
but I do still like the brown sky, so I'm afraid you'll have to put up with both version 
filter: Hoya R72
Lens: Minolta 50mm f/1.7
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I have the same Hoya R72, but my a380 is blind for infra-red ;(
Nice pic...
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thanks.
The A700 isn't brilliant for IR, but I wasn't planning on taking any, so I didn't have the A100 with me,
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Both the A100 and A700 are the only Alphas that can capture IR naturally, right?
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All D-SLRs do have IR-Filters directly in front of the sensor which can't be removed easily. The only digital cameras which can capture IR are the SONY cameras which have a so called "night-capture" mode.
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I know about those - mostly the upper H-series.
But the A100 and A700 has been proven to capture IR even w/o an IR filter to block off all visible light and w/o PP.
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idk I'm afraid. All I know is that the A100 allows alot more IR light to reach the sensor than the A700 does. I would guess, that the Minolta 5d would be pretty good for IR too - might be a cheaper 2nd hand option than the A100 - but as I said, it's only a guess.
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Well... I can't find any Minolta 5Ds in the Philippines
Many thanks for your time
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