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White balance a crucial role in infrared photography
* Recommended to shoot in RAW format for more efficient post editing.
* Correct the white balance accurately using a photo editing program.
snoop75
Reviewed in France on March 1, 2025
Filtres de bonne qualité, ne semble pas avoir de dominante prononcée. Spécial photo IR.
Christopher Best
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 6, 2025
Complete rubbish, not good quality and really kills image quality
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
I purchased these to shoot Rollie IR Film. I had a smaller HOYA72 (720NM) filter and when i compare it to the 720 in this bundle, this is much more translucent, However, I found that if you shoot Rollie IR 400 at box speed (400ISO) these work great. I have to shoot at 125 ISO with the hoya72.
Logan
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
For the price, these are great filters. Testing them on a full spectrum camera yields expected results and with an even IR appearance across the whole image, so the coatings are well doneYou can buy these with confidence.
george
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
Good value for covering the mostly IR range in a full spectrium camera. Quality and easy to use.
Norm
Reviewed in Canada on July 10, 2024
I wanted to explore IR photography without spending too much on high-end filters. This 4-pack is perfect! and the only additional item I've bought to complement this purchase is a set of magnetic filter rings to easily switch wavelengths on the go. The 850nm and 950nm filters produce beautiful black-and-white IR photos. I highly recommend this set!
TVF
Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2024
Set of IR filters. I tried the 720 and 950nm IR filters on modified IR bodies. Two issues. 1 the optical viewfinder could not be used requiring the use of Live View. In Live view, auto focus was not achieved on the body with the 950nm filter and the auto focus on the body with the 720 filter struggled to acquire focus in LV. I promptly returned the set. These may be useful on non modified cameras combined with a tripod and slow shutter speeds.
Dale Hufford
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024
These filters are very good at what they do which is capture the infrared light allowing you to expose these photos using black & white processing which can make for some very striking photos overall.This set comes with a range of IR levels and I was able to screw easily onto my 70mm lens bevel.Now taking photos with these filters can be very challenging as you can see in the photos included with this review the main image is slightly blurry and that was because my sensor could not completely distinguish the foreground from the background and it was really difficult for me to adjust manually as I thought the shot was clear only to find in post editing that it was not.I think with more practice using these filters I will master how to capture stunning photos, especially in post editing but for a first try, I think they did very well overall.They are not the most expensive IR filters out there but that is ok especially if just starting you want to practice but not spend a ton of money although you do get what you pay for when purchasing filters from any vendor, but Neewer produces very good products and these are no different.Overall I would recommend these to anyone wanting to get into IR photography as it provides a wide range of spectrums for a decent price.
Robert_
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024
As described
Steve Sampson
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
This is a case of I should of known better. I did read the reviews before I bought these filters, some were good and some were bad. So my advice to you if you're thinking of buying these filters, and you think they are infrared filters... Think again cause THEY ARE NOT! These are just deep red filters, and that's all they are! If you really want to buy infrared filters you are going to have to actually go to a camera store either online or in person and buy actual infrared filters and not cheap imitations ( as these are ). I'm being very honest, don't do it, don't buy these filters, you will be sorry you did!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
I wanted to try out IR photography, but didn't want to spend big bucks on a dedicated camera conversion. I first tried the inexpensive Fotga variable IR filter, but it turned out to be either a scam or a knockoff. I tried to research the web to find the exact visible cutoff filter I needed to match the exact IR cutoff built in to my particular camera, but let's face it, it was going to be hit or miss. As of 2024, the Neewer IR filter set is the cheapest option that gives you a whole set. For my Lumix S5, the IR760 had the right balance. The filters with wavelengths above and the below all were essentially incompatible with my stock S5. The IR850 might have worked, but the one I received was probably a QC-reject, because it bled a lot of yellow light. That might be a useable "effect" for a IR-converted camera, but for a stock camera, it ruined the IR photography. I consider Neewer a reputable brand, but they're not so professional as to provide a spectrograph analysis, so you get what you get. Still, I got what expected, and I was satisfied with my purchase.
uber1337h4xx0r
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024
Did what it's supposed to - lets me look at the sun without damaging my lens. Note that the sun will appear white when you use these, not yellow. And the sun appears as a perfect circle; you won't see the corona. Which is normal behavior, but keep that in mind if you were expecting to see a burning ball of fire with flares coming out.
matze
Reviewed in Germany on September 13, 2023
Die 4 Filter kommen in einer praktischen Tasche und in einfachen Tüten, die man leider nicht wiederverwenden kann. Verarbeitung ist ohne sichtbaren Mängel und das Montieren der Filter geht einfach. Natürlich ist bei so einem Preis kein Magnetfilter zu erwarten.Die Handhabung der IR Filter ist in der Tat nicht so einfach. Ich hatte eine alte Sigma SD14 wo ich den Sensorfilter entnehmen konnte. Habe aber festgestellt, dass hier der Liveview fehlt und mit der Sony a7m3 die Handhabung sehr viel einfacher ist.Ohne Sensorfilter der SD14 kann man sehr viel kürzere Belichtungszeiten wählen, aber leider ohne das man etwas bei der Aufnahme durch den Sucher sieht. Die Ergebnisse sind unterschiedlich und ich müsste sicherlich noch mehrere Belichtungsreihen machen, bevor man dann beste Ergebnisse erzielt.Der typische IR Look wird also erst gegeben, wenn der Sensorfilter entfernt wurde. Allerdings kommen die IR950 und IR850 Filter ein wenig in diese Richtung.Wichtig sind hierbei manuelle Einstellungen bei ISO, Belichtungszeit, Blende und Weißabgleich.Fazit:Ein wirklich günstiges IR Set was den Einstieg in die IR Fotografie ermöglicht. Empfehlenswert ist ein Liveview der Kamera und eine Möglichkeit den Sensorfilter der Kamera entnehmen zu können. Allerdings bleibt die Arbeit mit IR Filter eine wirkliche Herausforderung.
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