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IR Conversion EOS 40D


MickSimpson

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<p>We had a camera converted at MaxMax a few years ago and have been happy with it. I looked at their new web site and found it difficult to tell how much they are charging now. Lifepixel has been a major player in this game and will probably serve you well. If I had to do it again, I'd go with Lifepixel.</p>
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<p>You can do it yourself, there were info on the web some years ago you can follow<br>

Worst part was de-soldering and later soldering<br>

You need good small screwdrivers<br>

If you take away Canon filter then you have UV and IR camera but need special filter for normal light</p>

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<p>Hi everyone.<br>

Adrian & Laura - thanks for the referrals.<br>

Jorge, I am a handy guy but not that brave when it comes to the do it yourself modifications to my DSLR. I'd probably end up with those "extra parts" after reassembly and the bewilderment of what I may have created (destroyed)<br>

Mick</p>

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