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@fatigue... sent you a PM as well ;)

01) Lx3chua.............Size: XL Black:1 White:1 Red:1 Nick:Chua.H.Y....... 02) Allenleonhart (at least confirm black M. i go design my nickname so that u can print) 03) fatigue Size : 3XL Black 1, White 1, Red 1 Nick: David 04) livideyez - Size : It's got to be larger than normal. I am huge...

@Fatigue: do you think you can get me one of those? ;)

D80 is one of the easiest to mod. No soldering required. If you want to DIY I can send you some photos of a disassembled D80;)

A converted D60 is very nice for IR. I like it more than my converted D80 which produces a lot of noise compared to the D60. I've been using the converted D60 for 2 years until I replaced it with the D80. If conversion is not out of the question, try to contact the CE of this forum...;)

I envy you guys... :cry: I hope there would be one here in PHL to organize such group...:dunno:

I also have mixed results with the Sigma 10-24 on a converted D60, D50 and D80. At higher aperture you get little to no hot-spots. But with aperture of 8 and below IR becomes very obvious but not to the point of getting your photos useless. You can always "paint-out" this hotspot if it becomes...

:bigeyes:Very very nice boss limwhow and serene... makes me want to convert back to full IR...:D

I like this rumor :bsmilie: I hope you get your hand back before those filters arrive...:thumbsup:

Try putting a very thin shim (the silver one) on the bottom left where you screw the sensor. I think the sensor is not leveled imho....:dunno:

Wow! :bigeyes: nice new approach

If you are using Nikon CaptureNX, try shooting raw and Post-setting the WB. You can use any reference point as your WB in CaptureNX. Here's how you do it: Choose any WB in your D90 (A, Tungsten, Daylight, etc) and shoot RAW (you can only change your WB in raw format) In captureNX click...

Nice find... A bit pricey for USD 89.95 and not to mention the conversion cost...:(. Worst part is it's only available for Canon. UV/IR blocking filters doesn't come cheap as well and of course you will need another IR pass filter for IR photography. A second hand unit can go as low as USD...

Thank you, it actually rained hard during that day.. Thank you, I'm a fan of your work too... Thanks... I'll keep those in mind...:D Yes David, my adopted province... :bsmilie: I appreciate all your comments, I have a few more but I need time as I am experimenting with some processing...

Finally got some time to share this photos... Comments and suggestions are welcome!:) Some Info: Modified Nikon D60 with 590nm filter, Nikkor 18-70, f8, 250 - 300 secs. #1 #2 #3