benk123

Hi All, I was definitely over excited about the prospect of a dedicated IR camera. I realise now that the X-T1 IR is definitely a specialist camera for specialist applications. For consumer use one would have to use a variety of filters depending on what you want to photograph. I have decided to convert a second-hand camera to IR only (LifePixel - standard IR filter). I am on a budget so investing in additional filters is out of the question. Ben

Hi All, Regarding the imminent release of the new X-T1 IR, Fujifilm Japan informed me that there is a possibility that the camera may only be available to government agencies, forensic departments and other specialist companies. Depending on the laws of each individual country, the camera may not be available for the average consumer. Can anyone shed any light on this?, (any wavelength will do...) Have a great day Ben

I have inquired into whether or not the X-1T IR can take visible light photographs and according to a source from Fujifilm USA, by using in IR-UV Cut Off filter regular photos can be taken. Sounds like a win win situation to me.

Hello Everyone, I am super interested in the announcement of the infrared capable X-T1 IR coming in October. Does anyone know whether this camera will also be able to take regular, visible light only photographs? Ben