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Sony DSC-R1 IR Performance (Part 2)

February 6th, 2006 | Add a Comment

Infrared test continued.
The following are 100% sections of the red channel of images taken at different ISO settings:

200ISO

400ISO

800ISO

1600ISO

3200ISO

More shots, usually using just the red channel:

All told I am very impressed with the R1 as an IR camera. Remember you are only seeing lowres images on the web. The full 8MP images are luminous and lovely. A great camera and also great for infrared.

Written by Wayne Cosshall

Filed under: Cameras · Tags: Review

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1. carl says:

   May 31, 2009 at 9:56 pm

   Hi…I really enjoyed your pictures and comments. As an owner of an F28 which has IR capabilites…I am somewhat confused about taking IR’s with my soon to arrive R1. I have an IR filter which I use on my F828…..you did not mention which IR filter you used in your photos….and can I ask which original setting you used on the R1 prior to shooting the photos with the IR filter intact?
   Thank you…I am just learning and I loved your photos. Carl

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2. Wayne says:

   June 1, 2009 at 4:42 am

   They were shot with the Hoya R-72 filter. Part 1 is here:
   http://www.dimagemaker.com/2006/02/06/sony-dsc-r1-ir…ormance-part-1sony-dsc-r1-ir-performance-part-1/

   Starting exposure was 1/5 sec, f4 and 160ISO

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