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the human eye can detect light from between 400-700nm. this range makes up the colors of the rainbow. above 700nm is infrared, an 590nm infrared 665nm infrared 720nm infrared 850nm infrared ndvi blue ir full spectrum and two spectrum thin filter ultra violet (uv) the ultra color infrared conversion (590nm) the 590nm infrared conversion lets more visible light in, producing the most vibrant colors. leaves are golden yellow, and skies are bright blue. b+w contrast is lower than the de*per infrared filters. when to get this ir conversion: this conversion is good for vibrant color ir landscapes, allowing the most flexibility in post processing. also a good choice for portraits. the shallow ir shows less veins than the de*per ir filters while still creating a dreamy look. may not be as sharp as the de*per filters do to increased chromatic aberration. cameras with this infrared conversion can also add the 665, 720, and 850 filter over the lens making it the most flexible infrared conversion option if you don't want to shoot normal color. the extra color infrared conversion (665nm) the extra color infrared conversion (665nm) has an effect between the 720nm and 590nm, producing more vibrant colors than the 720nm for pale yellow leaves and brighter blue skies. when to get this conversion: our favorite filter, this filter is best suited for processing to a traditional blue sky and white leaves, by desaturating the yellow in the leaves. this produces a look like the 720nm filter, but providing a richer blue that comes out more reliably between different cameras and different shooting conditions. also a good choice for portraits. the shallow ir shows less veins than the de*per ir filters while still creating a dreamy look. may not be as sharp as the de*per filters do to increased chromatic aberration. cameras with this infrared conversion can also add the 720 and 850 filter over the lens. the standard ir filter (720nm) this is the tried and true clas*ic infrared conversion. it allows for good color for false color, and