DPW2007
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Hey everyone,
I have a Minolta 7000 that lets in light - noticeable by red bands that have come across prints from various films.
A while ago, I took it to a local dealer, who was going to charge around £70 to fix it. That's the same as three Minolta 7000s!
So I ended up buying a few spare bodies lenses etc. and the broken Minolta 7000 has never seen a day of light.
However, I have been playing with the idea of infra-red photography for a while.
My Minolta 7000 and Dynax 5D each have infra-red filters built into them.
I want to make the broken Minolta 7000 a full-fledged infra-red camera - granted, I will need to manually focus and I will never be able to use it for regular photography but it is not being used for anything at the moment.
Has anyone ever made their cameras infra-red capable and how did they go about it? Better yet, has anyone ever done this to a Minolta 7000 or similar?
I have a infra-red filter and a tripod as well as a 50mm f/1.7 lens (what I call my infra-red equipment) but I want to get better results.
Thanks in advance,
David
I have a Minolta 7000 that lets in light - noticeable by red bands that have come across prints from various films.
A while ago, I took it to a local dealer, who was going to charge around £70 to fix it. That's the same as three Minolta 7000s!
So I ended up buying a few spare bodies lenses etc. and the broken Minolta 7000 has never seen a day of light.
However, I have been playing with the idea of infra-red photography for a while.
My Minolta 7000 and Dynax 5D each have infra-red filters built into them.
I want to make the broken Minolta 7000 a full-fledged infra-red camera - granted, I will need to manually focus and I will never be able to use it for regular photography but it is not being used for anything at the moment.
Has anyone ever made their cameras infra-red capable and how did they go about it? Better yet, has anyone ever done this to a Minolta 7000 or similar?
I have a infra-red filter and a tripod as well as a 50mm f/1.7 lens (what I call my infra-red equipment) but I want to get better results.
Thanks in advance,
David