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Cyber Monday Sales
CONVERSIONS SERVICES
Shoot What Stock Cameras Can’t
Convert your current body for IR, UV, and H-alpha – capturing colors and stars a stock camera can’t. Factory-clean work. Fast turnaround. Results that pop.
Original price was: $299.00.$224.00Current price is: $224.00.
Original price was: $299.00.$224.00Current price is: $224.00.
Original price was: $299.00.$224.00Current price is: $224.00.
FILTERS
Get Signature Infrared Looks In-Camera
IRChrome, Pro Cinema IR, Streaks, Mist, and more – clean files at the lens, less time in post.
Price range: $34.99 through $184.99
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CLIP-IN FILTERS
Professional Performance
Magnetic clip-in filters for instant swaps — ultra-light, precision-cut, and protective. Expand your creative range for Canon RF, Sony FE, Nikon Z, Fujifilm X/GFX, RED Komodo, Blackmagic, and Micro 4/3.
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CLEARANCE
Lock In Cinematic Exposure for Less
Limited stock – when it’s gone, it’s gone.
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Original price was: $74.99.$44.99Current price is: $44.99.
EXTRAS
Shoot What Stock Cameras Can’t
CLiR mastery speeds learning. R Drop-In filters enable quick swaps. Pro Step-Up Rings standardize your kit. Lens/body caps and Kolari Shades safeguard optics and keep you moving.
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Infrared Filters • Full-Spectrum Conversions • Astrophotography •
Limited Time • Limited Stock
PROOF
Photographers Who Trust Kolari Vision
Real infrared and astro shooters using Kolari conversions and filters for cleaner files, richer detail, and creative control you can’t fake in post.
Kolari’s multi-coated glass produces rich and detailed images by minimizing reflections, making their products a top choice for photographers seeking to capture stunning IR images. They transform your “regular” camera into an IR camera, allowing you to capture unique images that aren’t possible with traditional photography techniques.
Tonee Gee
Infrared Expert
Specialized in multispectral photography for 10 years now, I only trust Kolari Vision filters and services to achieve the best quality of photos and videos in infrared and ultraviolet. Their team is very responsive and professional, and they are the only brand innovating and developing products like the IRchrome filter.
Pierre-Louis Ferrer
Photographer
I would highly recommend Kolari Vision to anyone who is interested in exploring the world of infrared photography. Their products are top-notch, their customer service is exceptional, and the inspiration and creativity that comes with using their products is truly invaluable. It’s opened up a whole new world of creativity for me.
Andrew Wille
LA Photographer
RESULTS
See the Look Before You Buy
A curated set of real IR and astro images-shot on Kolari conversions and filters-with looks and results you can actually replicate.
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Quick Answers for Fast Decisions
Will my camera still focus correctly after a full-spectrum or IR conversion?
Yes. Bodies are calibrated during conversion; for best results, use lens profiles and live-view/EVF focusing. Some lenses exhibit IR focus shift – check our recommended lens list.
Can I use an astro-converted camera for daytime photography?
Yes. You’ll likely need custom white balance and an external filter for natural color. Many users keep an astro body dedicated to night work and a second body for daytime.
What IR filter strengths should I start with?
Start with a classic IR look (e.g., 720 nm equivalent) for deep foliage contrast, then add IRChrome for blue-sky/red-foliage color IR, and a Pro IR for tighter blacks and easier WB. Read more in our articles Choosing a Filter and When to go Full Spectrum.
Do drop-in filters affect image quality or AF?
They’re designed for optical neutrality and fast swaps. AF and metering behave normally; just account for ND strength in exposure.
What about shipping and returns during Black Friday?
We prioritize Black Friday orders and communicate turnaround estimates at checkout. Standard return policies apply to filters/accessories; conversions follow our service policy.
