Digital Infrared and Ultraviolet Photography using Advanced Camera Services Modified Equipment: Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine: Vol 32, No 2

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As part of a series of investigations into the utility of digital SLR cameras for IR and UV photography the authors tested a range of Nikon cameras modified by Advanced Camera Services, together with the company’s adapted electronic flash units and camera bracket.

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