Re: Infrared-stop filter - Help!

[Helmut Faugel TE <htf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, 11 Jul 1997, David N. Horn wrote:

> I have made a panning digital camera from a handheld scanner, and need a
> IR-stop
> filter for shooting normal color photos. (I also want to shoot IR). The
> CCD is about 29mm long.

Can you please mail some details about you camera. Which CCD are you
using (I will go for the Sony ILX 503), which focal lenght(s) (I will
use a 17mm lens), controller (80C31 based with a huge SRAM memory) etc.

As I mentioned yesterday Rodenstock offers a filter designed for the
use with color CCD cameras like the Kodak DCS-1. The UV-IR (or is
is called IR-UV?) cuts of UV and IR. The price is DM 120 for a 52mm
up to DM 280 for a 77mm filter.


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