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 p.1 #1 · FS: Fujifilm X-T3 Full-spectrum kit with Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 and Infrared Filters | |
 |    Fujifilm X-T3 Full-spectrum kit |
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Price: $1,550.00
Payment method: PayPal
Item condition: 9 Shows signs of use, but very clean
Shipping instructions: USPS Priority Shipping--Continental US
Full-spectrum converted Fujifilm X-T3 kit with Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8, Hoya 720nm IR filter, Kolari IR Chrome filter, and Kolari Hot Mirror filter.
$1550 for the lot–PayPal G&S–I’ll cover fees and shipping within the Continental US
OR, if you just want the X-T3, $900 for the camera body with accessories:
Fujifilm X-T3–full-spectrum converted by Kolari. It has the AR coating for increased hotspot resistance. Includes Fujifilm MHG-XT3 grip, 2x NP-W126S batteries, 2x NP-W126 batteries, dual-bay charger, manual, strap, box & original packaging, and JJC remote shutter release. Camera is in excellent condition. Shutter count: 4201. LCD has a screen protector on it. There is a very minor amount of paint loss/wear near the strap lugs, on the top “prism”, and on the bottom of the grip, but everything is 100% functional. The Fujifilm X-T3 features an X Trans CMOS 4 sensor that works very well for infrared photography. Full-spectrum conversion means different filters can be used to produce different effects. Unlike many mirrorless cameras, it does not suffer from any PDAF striping or banding artifacts in IR.
OR, if you want to build your own bundle, here is the “a la carte” menu:
Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD
$450 if bundled with the camera (lens is not for sale by itself at this time)
In excellent condition, with caps, hood, and original box. There is some internal dust visible inside the front element, but it shouldn’t have any detectable impact on image quality. No scratches, marks or damage to the glass. Autofocus is quick and accurate, VC (stabilization) works properly. No decentering issues that I can detect. This versatile lens is an excellent choice for IR as it doesn’t produce hotspots and maintains good corner sharpness throughout the zoom range.
67mm Hoya R72 (720nm Infrared) filter
$50 if bundled with the camera (MSRP $90)
Creates the classic “Wood” effect (dark skies and glowing white foliage in black and white). There are some shallow circular scratches on the glass–I must have gotten a bit of debris under my microfiber cloth when I was cleaning it. Shouldn’t impact image quality at all, though.
Image samples here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCVq2m
67mm Kolari IR Chrome
$100 if bundled with the camera (MSRP $140)
Approximates the look of Kodak Aerochrome (red-orange foliage, blue/turquoise skies and water).
Image samples here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCUNcx
67mm Kolari Hot Mirror (UV/IR Cut)
$50 if bundled with the camera (MSRP $90)
Effectively returns a full-spectrum camera to its original un-converted state. This is the 1st generation version, which works very well, but can sometimes struggle with Auto White Balance, so use a white card and set a custom white balance, or shoot RAW and fix the color balance in post. Kolari improved the spectral response and AWB compatibility with the Hot Mirror “Pro II” but that filter is known to produce color shifts in the corners of lens wider than 30mm, so I elected to stay with this 1st gen. version.
I've been experimenting with Infrared photography for 7 years now--first on film, then with a converted Canon point-and-shoot, Nikon D7000, Z5, and Zf. There's been a lot of trial and error, but it's a lot of fun! I'm happy to nerd out about infrared if you have any questions about this setup, or IR photography in general, or if you want to compare notes!
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