Designed to block nearly all visible light, this 49mm I-Ray 690 Infrared Filter from Singh-Ray is well-suited for those looking to get into infrared photography. It is made of optical glass with a standard aluminum frame that is anodized for durability. And thanks to its 49mm front threads, it allows you to stack other filters for a wide variety of effects.
The filter works by blocking electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength shorter than 690nm, which includes most but not all visible light. This results in near-infrared images with an interesting off-color look, while still allowing for traditional black and white IR pictures. Most importantly, this range is designed to permit digital sensors to capture infrared pictures, even those still equipped with their cut-off filters. As such, they are ideal for beginners that do not have dedicated cameras or infrared film.
- 49mm glass filter that blocks electromagnetic radiation up to 690nm
- Anodized aluminum frame with standard thickness, featuring 49mm front threads for stacking
- Helps produce images with an off-color or otherworldly effect, working in the light range near infrared
- Designed to work with digital cameras that still have their infrared cut-off filters
