Nikon D200 Infrared conversion handheld - 665/720/850nm

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Here is Nikon D200 infrared conversion – working so fine.

This camera was converted to 665nm enhanced color IR filter conversion.

However, we have many options for you to choose what IR wave you like:

665nm/ 680nm /720nm/ 760nm/ 850nm/ 950nm /1000nm.

Longer length IR wave, more nature IR standard color you get. At 1000nm, it looks like B&W.

Shorter length IR wave, more colors you get - we recommend this as nobody wants another option since we start selling these camera.

To see what is difference between these standard, please look at samples.

HOW THIS WORKS:

1-           BUY IT NOW or best offer.

2-           Send your requirement to us: which IR wave that you prefer. If you don't require anything, it will be 665nm Enhanced color converted.

3-           Camera will be converted and shipped to you within 10 days only.

Usually it will be shipped to you earlier than you expect.

ALL YOU WILL HAVE:

1-           Nikon D200 body in excellent to MINT condition

2-           Battery

3-           Battery charger/AC adapter.

4-           Manual using Nikon D200 on CD.

BONUS:

Often, we will give you bonus such as neck strap, book, manual book, LCD protector, memory card… But this depends on each item and we will notice you by email.

At least you will have ONE bonus from these above for your camera.

Here are all the other models that we will also convert to IR if you need more:

Nikon:

-       D40/ D50/ D60 / D70 / D80/ D100 / D200

D1x/D1/D2/D2x

Canon:

-       300D/ 350D / 400D/ 10D / 20D / 30D / D60 / 5D

If you want to convert others model, please ask first.

The autofocus function was adjusted for IR and working well.
Due to the difference in Infrared wavelengths an adjustment to the autofocus point is made.
Whenever shooting IR stopping down a couple of stops will always lead to sharper focus with any lens.
This means that you should shoot in with the aperture from f/4 and up. The photos will get maximum quality in the range of f/5.6 – f/22
Attempting to shoot at aperture from f/1.2 to f/2.8 may/may not lead to back focus but nothing wrong and you can control it very easy.

The body was tested with many lens (old and new lens working well).

No sensitivity lost in IR conversion!

Any questions are welcome to email: neverlostdata@yahoo.com