Olympus Ir 300 Digital Camera

Use this for i frared photography along with a true IR film or modified digital camera!

Reliable trigger that fires within 300 of the camera, unlike the IR built in that only works line of sight and if it's not to bright out. Used a wired remote for years but this solution works very close to the full on wired solution. The unit came with both interfaces for Canon 3 prong and 1/8'. setup to sit in the hot shoe and wire running to the camera port.

Attached to my Olympus Stylus TOUGH TG-4 Digital Camera for use on the beach...

this filter is quite a nice surprise. I mainly bought it to use with a full spectrum digital camera for IR. Many times the full 25 Red is too much of an effect and I wanted something more on par with the density of a standard orange filter but red. The 23A is exactly that.

Purchased this type of filter to get back into IR photography. You will find that this filter is the one for your digital camera. Just remember, you will have to experiment to get the correct exposures. You will get some really bad pics or some really fantastic good ones.

Not necessary for a digital sensor because they're more sensitive to IR lights, but a must for a film camera! Hoya makes the best filters, pure and simple. This is cheap and a great placeholder when you're not using a warming filter or contrast filter. Just get one!

I used to shoot IR film years ago and loved it. I have wanted to convert a digital camera to IR but haven't been able to just yet.. This filter works well on my Sony A7Rii for now at a much more economical price. It doesn't replace an IR conversion, but it goes a long way.

At 1.5 nd on digital cameras you are going to get IR pollution. This works great.

I originally started with the Olympus 75-300 ii. While I liked that lens a decent amount, the Panny offers a bit more in terms of speed (F4-5.6), and also for the Dual IS on my compatible Lumix camera, the G9. Oh, and weather sealing and 3 year warranty! The results are pretty great so far, though I haven't been able to use it that much just yet due to the weather. It's a sizeable lens for m43, but it's tiny compared to the FF equivalent. I like the way it handles on the G9. The whole camera feels very balanced, and the Dual IS means I can get a clear shot almost down to 1s shutter (of something not moving, of course). Another pro is that it comes with a hood, something the O75-300ii doesn't. So far, I like what I see.

I have this type of folding lens hood for my Canon film camera and wanted the same type of lens hood for my Olympus digital camera that I use quite a bit, as I didn't care for the hard lens hood it came with. I also ordered the wide angle lens hood for the digital also, but haven't used that one yet. With the 'folding rubber lens hood', I can leave it on my camera all the time, till I'm ready to use it. I've used it when taking close up shots of flowers and it helps with blocking the glare. I would recommend this product to anyone that wants something quick and easy to use.