Opteka HD² 58mm R72 720nm Infrared X-Ray IR Filter

it works great does everything i except it to do the nature photos are amazing the people photos are great u can see threw womans cloths with it its a fine product who ever invented it thumbs up

This filter is *not* a infrared filter, it is at the high end of the visible light spectrum. infrared light starts at 750nm, because of this photos end up washed-out in red without adjusting the white balance and because of the spread of greenery in...

This filter works fine for me I have a Pentax KR. You have to set a white balance with grass or trees with good sunlight. And you have to cover the viewfinder or light will leak in. I just hold my thumb over it. I'm sure there are better solutions but...

I love this filter. I used it to modify my old SLR and the effect is great. I've added this to my portfolio of tools I use in my wedding photography business.

Unfortunately, I learned too late how to learn if an IR filter will work with your DSLR. Point an IR remote (like for your TV) at the camera and take a photo while a button is pressed. If your camera can see the light, this filter should work. 5 stars...

My Opteka R72 filter arrived ahead of schedule and works exactly as advertised. The photos, once converted, look like any infrared photo you've seen. Visible light of course does not really penetrate the filter (that's the idea after all) so you do...

I purchased this for shooting infrared landscapes with my Sony DSC HX100V, but it doesn't support IR imaging. Made some test and didn't work well, post-processed the photos and barely could recover something. A tripod is essential for using it with any...

Beside all suggested technical reminding and feeling about this filter. There is something more I need to point out: This is a true R72 720mm filter. In ohter words, it rules out all visible spectrum completely and keep only near infrared specturm. It...

The people who are saying this filter is defective should read up on it first as it filters out everything but the near infrared light at 720nm. A nir 'pass' would be a better name as an ir filter and UV filter both do the opposite for their types of...

I got this to use with my Olympus E-500. I am still working out the kinks but I like my results so far. The only limitations has been my camera. Long exposures adds a lot more noise. I am looking for the sweet combination of settings that will work...