For your type of camera, you have to take a photo of the infrared TV or DVD device WHILE you (or someone else) is holding down one of the buttons on that device. With DSLRs, such as the D100 the method is a little different (the technique on my site is for point & shoot digital cameras). With the d100, I tried to follow your instruction to find out whether or not it can do the infrared, but there is no white colour appear on the infrared beam from my remote control.Īs far as you know, is Nikon F100 can be used for infrared effect? And have you heard about Nikon F200? I love infrared and normally I use my HIE with my Nikon F100. So in case you are shy or didn’t feel the urge to write, here are a selection of some of the more frequently asked digital infrared photo questions – and ANSWERS! Hoya 49mm HMC UV-IR Digital Multi-Coated Slim Frame Glass Filter Hoya 58mm RM-72 Infrared Filter

I’m a big believer that if one person has a question, the likelihood that others have the same question is pretty high. I get hundreds of questions about my photos, my Web site and my techniques, but by far the most popular questions have to do with digital infrared photography.

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