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Nikon 3D Color Matrix Metering II for ideal exposures in almost any lighting situation.Advanced three-point AF system offers fast, efficient and precise autofocus.Active D-Lighting automatically compensates highlighted or shadowy areas while you shoot, creating images with natural contrast– even in difficult lighting.Nikon Integrated Dust Reduction System includes original Airflow Control System and Image Sensor Cleaning for protection against dust.Superior image quality thanks to 10.2 megapixels and Nikon’s exclusive EXPEED concept for high-quality enlargements, fine detail and smooth tonal reproduction.Compact body, ergonomically designed to fit in your hand naturally and comfortably.Wearing a grounding strap will minimize the chance of zapping your camera with static and most likely rendering it dead. It would be best to perform the conversion in a well lit area that is as clean and dust free as possible. If you prefer not to risk damage to your camera, have us convert it to infrared for you here. – Grounding strap /w current limit resistor – Infrared filter to replace the hot mirror You will need these tools & supplies to follow the Nikon D60 infrared conversion tutorial: We highly recommend you send your camera in for conversion instead of attempting to do this yourself. This is very serious stuff folks.įocus and dust are in fact the most difficult parts of the conversion process. If this happens we will be unable to help you and even the manufacturer may refuse to service your camera.

The mere act of removing the sensor from within the camera could potentially ruin the original factory calibration and render your camera completely incapable of achieving proper focus. Also, by visiting this site you are legally bound by our Terms of Use Agreement, we highly recommend you read it.įocus Warning: Because of the complexity and requirement for specialized precision equipment, advanced training and experience, we do not provide any information regarding focus calibration whatsoever.

If you decide to perform the conversion you could damage your camera or be hurt or get killed from the high voltage present – you do so at your own risk, we are not responsible for camera damage or any harm you may suffer or any special or consequential damages. Tampering with your camera will void your manufacturer’s warranty. Disclaimer: This tutorial is intended for experienced professionals and made available to you for informational purposes only.

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