Re: Tiny cameras for infrared

[Bill Agee <billagee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>Joe,
>>The Leica I was talking about is the point and shoot model that sells for
>>about $800----Leica Minilux 2.4/40mm autofocus camera
>
>That's interesting- I just happen to have one of those. Could you explain
>what you did with it? Was it just a case of putting a polyester filer over
>the lens, and if so, how was it attached- and how did you deal with the ISO
>setting?
>
>Joe Berenbaum
>
Use photographers black tape to tape a disk cutout of a red#25 gel filter
over the lens.  Small cameras usually default to 100 asa when there is no
dx code, thus giving a very close exposure to the 80 that kodak suggests....

Bill Agee

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