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590 nm infrared image with Kolari IRND 10-stop and 5-stop filters
590 nm infrared image with Kolari IRND 10-stop and 5-stop filters

Info Kolari Vision no longer sells IRND filters. I recommend checking out the Hoya Solas IRND filters.

In this video, I take a look at the Kolari IRND filters, which are designed to work with infrared light as well as visible light. I explore a couple of use cases for using Neutral Density (ND) filters: long exposures and wide apertures. I’ll also compare these filters to some cheap ND filters I purchased in the past. ND filters can be particularly helpful on a converted infrared camera, allowing you to get images that you would not otherwise be able to get.

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590 nm infrared images with Kolari IRND 5-stop filter

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