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Brand new full spectrum modified Canon R100 mirrorless camera with everything you need to get started shooting UV photography. This camera has been taken out of the box to convert to full spectrum for UV photography applications.
The internally IR/UV Cut sensor filter has been replaced with full-spectrum quartz glass giving the camera the highest possible UV light sensitivity and full compatibility with our industry-leading UV Bandpass filter and UV compatible 50mm f/1.8 lens, allowing you to easily take 100% UV light photographs. Our UV Photography Ready Converted Camera Kit – Canon EOS R100 is the most powerful yet easiest and straight forward way to take Ultraviolet photos on the market!
Our UV Photography Converted R100 kit is the most cost-effective way to take Ultraviolet photos!
You will need bright sunlight to shoot without additional lighting, if you will be shooting indoors we highly recommend using an additional UV light source or flash, you can select to include our KVFL-1 multispectral UV and IR flash kit below to shoot in these circumstances.
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Weight: 4 lbs
Camera Brand: Canon
Camera Style: Mirrorless
Product Condition: New
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