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91	cfastie	June 15, 2013 05:39 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Canon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) Canon Powershot SX120 IS: This camera has full manual controls and a 360 mm (eqiv.) zoom lens. The goal was to take infrablue Gigapans. One ribbon cable must be unplugged, but it's pretty easy. Twenty-five screws must be accessed from the outside or back, as usual, but two deep internal screws must be accessed from the front, so the entire camera must be disassembled (31 screws total). The IR block filter is under a plate which is attached to the front of the sensor with two screws. While removing the filter, it touched the sensor. The reassembled camera works fine, but there is a blotch where the sensor is damaged (see image). So I ordered a new sensor ($13 ebay). It would be hard to install a film or polyester filter instead of the IR block filter -- it would not stay in place. Guide to most of the screws to get to the IR block filter in a Canon SX120. Note damage to sensor (photo taken by reassembled camera). list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
90	cfastie	June 15, 2013 05:34 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Canon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) Canon Powershot SX120 IS: This camera has full manual controls and a 360 mm (eqiv.) zoom lens. The goal was to take infrablue Gigapans. One ribbon cable must be unplugged, but it's pretty easy. Twenty-five screws must be accessed from the outside or back, as usual, but two deep internal screws must be accessed from the front, so the entire camera must be disassembled (33 screws total). The IR block filter is under a plate which is attached to the front of the sensor with two screws. While removing the filter, it touched the sensor. The reassembled camera works fine, but there is a blotch where the sensor is damaged (see image). So I ordered a new sensor ($13 ebay). It would be hard to install a film or polyester filter instead of the IR block filter -- it would not stay in place. Guide to most of the screws to get to the IR block filter in a Canon SX120. Note damage to sensor (photo taken by reassembled camera). list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
89	cfastie	June 15, 2013 05:33 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Canon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) Canon Powershot SX120 IS: This camera has full manual controls and a 360 mm (eqiv.) zoom lens. The goal was to take infrablue Gigapans. One ribbon cable must be unplugged, but it's pretty easy. Twenty-five screws must be accessed from the outside or back, as usual, but two screws must be accessed from the front, so the entire camera must be disassembled (33 screws total). The IR block filter is under a plate which is attached to the front of the sensor with two screws. While removing the filter, it touched the sensor. The reassembled camera works fine, but there is a blotch where the sensor is damaged (see image). So I ordered a new sensor ($13 ebay). It would be hard to install a film or polyester filter instead of the IR block filter -- it would not stay in place. Guide to most of the screws to get to the IR block filter in a Canon SX120. Note damage to sensor (photo taken by reassembled camera). list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
88	cfastie	June 15, 2013 05:32 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Canon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) Canon Powershot SX120 IS: This camera has full manual controls and a 360 mm (eqiv.) zoom lens. The goal was to take infrablue Gigapans. One ribbon cable must be unplugged, but it's pretty easy. Twenty-five screws must be accessed from the outside or back, as usual, but two screws must be accessed from the front, so the entire camera must be disassembled (33 screws total). The IR block filter is under a plate which is attached to the front of the sensor with two screws. While removing the filter, it touched the sensor. The reassembled camera works fine, but there is a blotch where the sensor is damaged (see image). So I ordered a new sensor ($13 ebay). It would be hard to install a film or polyester filter instead of the IR block filter -- it would not stay in place. Guide to most of the screws to get to the IR block filter in a Canon SX120. Note damage to sensor (photo taken by reassembled camera). list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
87	danbeavers	June 03, 2013 03:50 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Canon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
86	danbeavers	June 03, 2013 03:49 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. Cannon A800 It was really straight forward like the other cameras. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
85	warren	June 03, 2013 02:57 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19 Videos This video, listed above, shows the removal of a filter on a Canon A495, but then shows a film negative filter taped to the front. For Infragram conversions, we recommend you put the Infragram filter inside the camera -- exactly where the IR-block filter used to be.	Revert
84	cfastie	May 22, 2013 20:27 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The IR block filter removal went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19	Revert
83	cfastie	May 22, 2013 20:27 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 Canon A810: The conversion went smoothly and was successful even though I had never opened up a camera before. Its 16 megapixels is more than you really need. list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam Sanm webcam module: Really easy except that the lens is tiny. list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19	Revert
82	warren	May 22, 2013 19:15 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) (~$50, 10 megapixel) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19	Revert
81	warren	May 22, 2013 19:14 \| almost 11 years ago A page listing cameras which can be converted for near-infrared, and requests for photos/documentation of cameras to be converted. Excellent Cameras which are easy to convert and work well: Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion on YouTube) ($50 Canon A1200 Canon A2200 list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19	Revert
80	warren	May 22, 2013 19:11 \| almost 11 years ago Excellent Canon Canons usually convert easily and are a favorite: Canon A490 or A495 (see conversion here) Canon A1200 Canon A2200 list cameras here Webcams Logitech C270 SYBA CAM63014 (shows removal, but not filter placement, but that's an easy next step) Creative Notebook Live webcam list cameras here Acceptable Cameras which can be converted although it may not be ideal (please state why!) list cameras here Requests Cameras which have not yet been converted -- if you've done it, please move it up! BOSCAM HD19	Revert

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