IR filters on X-T1

[dmdigital]

I've used an R72 filter a lot on my X100 with good results. Just wondering what the X-T1 is like particularly with the longer wavelength 800-950nm filters?

[x-tc]

its lens dependent. 

http://fujixsystem.blogspot.com/p/fuji-infrared-lens-tests.html

[dmdigital]

Thanks that was exactly what I was looking for 

[Guest John]

That website is showing images taken with a IR-CONVERTED camera, so don't expect the same results with your nonconverted camera.

[dmdigital]

Thanks missed that in the first line. The lens information still helps though.

[BarwickGreen]

I took some IR photos using a standard X-T1 and an R72 filter, , you can see them here.

 

https://flic.kr/s/aHsk5JBVrx

 

Where lenses have a soft hot-spot I find it's easy to remove in Lightroom. The lens test linked to above say the 10 - 24 is unusable, but I found it is great, with a little care and post processing, as in this example.

 

https://flic.kr/p/rjoPL7

[Robin]

The 14mm does very well with an r72 filter, no hot spots.

[dmdigital]

Got out at last to test the R72 on the 16-55f2.8. Settings are monochrome+red, f5.6 1" iso 1600

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Happy With straight from camera but haven't looked to closely yet.

 

Here's the shot without the R72