I modified my old digicam a bit, threw the infrared filter off and put in a visible light filter instead and you can get pretty nice, different photos of the world, for example you can see the leaves that are normally green are totally white in the photos.

 

wow nice... looks like wonderland.

 

Infra-red? Looks more like WWII-ish.

 

holy crap it looks like anything growing almost looks not real

 

pretty interesting i like it!!

 

Some instructions for those who want to try it out : http://geektechnique.org/index.php?id=254

 

Nice

 

looks like dream sequence...

 

your front plate is crooked.

 

lol thats funny

 

holy crap! thats awesome! i might have to try that

 

 

looks like michigan :P, in the winter time at least... cool shots

 

Actually according to calculations I made using some basic quantum mechanics, the front plate guides 0.0004% more air into my radiator now

Also a word of warning, don't(or do) use the modified camera while on the beach. Under the right circumstances, it can take pretty interesting images, if you know what I mean

 

what do you mean dont use it on the beach? what would it do exactly? go to the beach take some pics, more pics with this cam of yours

 

Uh...it can see through clothes, is that clear enough for you?

 

I don't know about you all, but I'd like to see some more pictures with different filters. This stuff is awesome.

 

Use the middle part of an old sony playstation CD or some other CD with the dark plastic. It's basically an infrared filter. Place it over your camera. It blocks almost all visible light but lets infrared through very well. Cola not only looks water-clear in IR; Nyquil and other liquids do too.

Leaves fluoresce in infrared due to chlorophyll. You know those trees with the dark purple leaves? Compare them to trees with green leaves in IR.

Incandesecnt car tail lights light up nicely in infrared but the LED type don't. Don't try to drive seeing infrared only because you might rear end somebody.

 

take a picture of your FD after hard driving

im expecting that it will white-out the picture

 

+1, as long as i don't have the filter yet...i'd like to see more from other people.

 

haha none of yu have ever use infra red ....IR doesnt show up like this....Im a Marine in the infantry and i use ir scopes all the time .....this is not what it looks like ..the coolest pics are in THERMAL ...those are crazy

 

Maybe you should study more about the equipment you use and then come back talking about infrared. Different wavelengths is the keyword here

 

nice comeback. lol. thats ubber sweet tho. photography/ media student myself. lol.