Full spectrum conversion and capture- this has white balance and minor detail adjustments in Lightroom but is otherwise straight out of camera. I was planning to shoot visible light but had forgotten my IR cut filter so tried it out full spectrum. The colour palette works better than I'd expected.
I'm still here ... my so-called "full-spectrum" G1 had the CFA left in place. My first test shot was with very little incident IR and looked very little different to a normal shot. Looks like the CFA is still in place on your camera too.
I'm here as well, (even if I probably have no right to be, given that I don't have any full spectrum converted camera yet 😅). I'm appreciating your interesting shots though! Perhaps one day I'll try it myself...
I'm still here too but the summer round here so far hasn't been good for IR (way too much cloud).
My full spectrum GF2 had the CFA left in (as is usually the case) and certainly gave good IR response - IR only exposures typically being about the same as visual only ones. UV response was rather disappointing, probably less than my stock K100d :(
I did find some of the Panasonic lenses blocked IR significantly, IIRC the 45-200 was particularly bad transmitting hardly anything above 900nm.
Though in the second situation the teams clothing was black not brown to the MK1 eyeball.
Just for reference here's a shot with the GF2 using a fisheye. The centre portion is via a 720nm filter, but the filter wouldn't go close enough to mount normally, so the edges are without the filter (ie Full Spectrum) Fisheye filter test by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr
Not a huge difference in exposure between the two :)
I took my Canon M6 to the Oregon Coast a couple of weeks ago as I didn't feel like lugging around My Z7. I think it is still quite a good little camera to work with.
I like this even better than the previous image. The higher view produces a more dramatic image. Your blue/IR combo filter is very nice
Thanks for sharing,
barondla