MrMbss1
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I've recently upgrade to a 70D from a 50D, but I don't want to put my 50D away for storage and never see it again, neither do I want to sell it. I want to take astrophotography shots with it.
I'm aware of all the basics of astrophotography, that space emits more UV/IR than the visible part of the spectrum that the human eye sees.
My question is about the internal filter of the camera. I'm most likely to get a professional to do it, since I don't own a soldering tool nor the balls to risk the camera not working afterwards.
Do you get the internal filter removed, and just go filterless or is there a replacement 'filter' that doesn't filter any of the spectrum off?
I'm assuming you can get lens filters that would filter the UV/IR light off, if needed. Is that correct?
I'm aware of all the basics of astrophotography, that space emits more UV/IR than the visible part of the spectrum that the human eye sees.
My question is about the internal filter of the camera. I'm most likely to get a professional to do it, since I don't own a soldering tool nor the balls to risk the camera not working afterwards.
Do you get the internal filter removed, and just go filterless or is there a replacement 'filter' that doesn't filter any of the spectrum off?
I'm assuming you can get lens filters that would filter the UV/IR light off, if needed. Is that correct?