By Infrared photography equipment comes in three main forms: a camera converted by removing its IR-blocking filter (the most versatile option), an external infrared filter paired with an unmodified camera (budget-friendly but requiring long exposures), or an IR-ready camera that shoots both visible and infrared light. Most photographers serious about IR work choose permanent conversion, which typically costs $300 to $600 through a specialized service and transforms any digital camera into a dedicated infrared shooter capable of handheld exposures in daylight.
The appeal is immediate once you see your first infrared image. Trees glow …
