Something a little different. The purpose of removing the UV IR-Cut Filter from the Sensor is to utilize the original Light Spectrum the Sensor has. All Camera's are made with a Filter to limit the Spectrum to what we can see with our own eyes, however they are capable of reaching much greater in both the UV and IR side.
The removal opens up the Camera to be more useful in UV Photography, Infrared Photography, and Astrophotography. My main purpose was for Infrared and Astrophotography only, but maybe one day I will look more into UV.
I have never done this before, and knew there was a high risk of buggering up the Camera. I only went from some simple instructions the day before and then had a crack at it. Although I wasn't concerned if I broke it, I was still sweating, however it all went well for me, and the Camera has no faults after the reassembly.
*Please note, there is always a risk when modding Camera Equipment, especially when working with the Sensor. The wrong thing can go wrong for all including professionals, which varies depending on the quality of the Camera itself, how well it has been maintained, any damage it may have recieved in it's life etc. I modded this one as it was an old Camera that just sat around, so the risk factor didn't matter to me.*
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Song #1 - Only This Matters
Artist - Ten Towers
Song #2 - Lottery
Artist - Ten Towers
Song #3 - One Day
Artist - Ten Towers
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Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
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-PC Specs-
Alienware Aurora R12, 11th Gen Intel Core i7-11700F [8-Core, 16MB Cache, 2.5GHz to 4.9GHz w/Intel Turbo Boost Max
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB GDDR6
16GB Dual Channel DDR4 XMP at 3200MHz, up to 128GB
Windows 10 Home, 64bit