B+W infrared filters for digital cameras

July 29th, 2008 | Category: Camera Reviews

B+W Filters, made by Schneider Optics, earlier that month released two infrared filters for digital cameras, the B+W IR 092 and the B+W IR 093.

The IR 092 is nearly opaque and allows a small amount of visible light through, similar to a No. 25 Wratten gel. …

Orginal post by Matthew Fitzgerald

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