Discover a new world of creative photography with this full-spectrum converted Nikon Z50. Personally converted, carefully tested and ready to use, this versatile APS-C mirrorless camera can record a much wider range of light than a standard digital camera—from near-ultraviolet and visible light to near-infrared wavelengths.
By combining the camera with the appropriate lens-mounted filter, you can explore UV photography, natural-colour photography, false-colour infrared photography and classic black-and-white infrared imaging using a single camera body.
Professionally Converted for Full-Spectrum Photography
During the conversion, the Nikon Z50’s original internal low-pass filter was replaced with clear, optical-quality glass. This allows the 20.9-megapixel CMOS sensor to capture a broad spectrum of light, starting at approximately 380 nm and extending into the near-infrared range.
A full-spectrum conversion is one of the most versatile camera modifications available because the final photographic effect is selected using an external filter. Compatible filter options include:
590 nm Super Color / “Goldie” for dramatic golden foliage and deep blue skies
630 nm “Pinkie” for vivid false-colour infrared images
665 nm Enhanced Color for rich infrared colour and excellent monochrome conversions
Super Blue for striking in-camera faux-colour effects
720 nm Classic Infrared for the traditional infrared look and high-contrast black-and-white images
With suitable filters and post-processing, the camera can create spectacular false-colour effects reminiscent of Kodak Ektachrome EIR infrared film, while providing considerably more control over exposure, colour channels and the finished image.
Please note: lens-mounted filters are required to isolate the desired wavelength range and are not included unless specifically stated.
Nikon Z50 Performance
The Nikon Z50 combines a compact, lightweight body with excellent image quality and fast performance. Its 20.9 MP APS-C sensor provides detailed still images, while continuous shooting at up to 11 fps makes it suitable for moving subjects. The camera also records UHD 4K video and offers a 209-point phase-detection autofocus system.
Main Specifications
Lens mount: Nikon Z
Camera format: APS-C / DX
Effective resolution: 20.9 megapixels
Maximum image resolution: 5568 × 3712
Sensor: 23.5 × 15.7 mm CMOS
Aspect ratios: 1:1, 3:2 and 16:9
File formats: JPEG and RAW
RAW bit depth: 14-bit
ISO range: 100–51,200, expandable to 204,800
Continuous shooting: Up to 11 fps
Autofocus: 209 phase-detection points
Metering modes: Matrix, centre-weighted, highlight-weighted and spot
Video: UHD 4K up to 29.97p
Full HD video: Up to 119.88p
Video stabilization: Digital
Memory card: One SD/SDHC/SDXC UHS-I slot
Dimensions: 126.5 × 93.5 × 60 mm
Weight: Approximately 395 g, body only
Tested and Ready to Use
The camera is in perfect working order and is supplied in the condition shown in the product photographs. After conversion, it was carefully tested using a Nikon 50 mm prime lens, including focus and real-world image-performance checks.
I have hands-on experience converting different camera models, and I personally take photographs with every camera I modify. This enables me to verify its operation and image quality before offering it for sale.
Detailed introductory instructions are also included, explaining the essential steps for obtaining excellent results and using the Channel Mixer during post-processing. These guidelines will help first-time infrared photographers create striking false-colour images or dramatic near-monochrome results similar to those displayed in the product gallery.
What Is Included
The sale includes:
This Nikon Z50 infrared and full-spectrum camera is an excellent choice for photographers interested in experimental imagery, infrared landscapes, creative false colour, fine-art photography and ultraviolet or multispectral exploration.
Flickr galleries: https://www.flickr.com/photos/florin_mihai/albums
If you have any questions about the conversion, compatible filters or recommended workflow, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you!
Discover a new world of creative photography with this full-spectrum converted Nikon Z50. Personally converted, carefully tested and ready to use, this versatile APS-C mirrorless camera can record a much wider range of light than a standard digital camera—from near-ultraviolet and visible light to near-infrared wavelengths.
By combining the camera with the appropriate lens-mounted filter, you can explore UV photography, natural-colour photography, false-colour infrared photography and classic black-and-white infrared imaging using a single camera body.
Professionally Converted for Full-Spectrum Photography
During the conversion, the Nikon Z50’s original internal low-pass filter was replaced with clear, optical-quality glass. This allows the 20.9-megapixel CMOS sensor to capture a broad spectrum of light, starting at approximately 380 nm and extending into the near-infrared range.
A full-spectrum conversion is one of the most versatile camera modifications available because the final photographic effect is selected using an external filter. Compatible filter options include:
590 nm Super Color / “Goldie” for dramatic golden foliage and deep blue skies
630 nm “Pinkie” for vivid false-colour infrared images
665 nm Enhanced Color for rich infrared colour and excellent monochrome conversions
Super Blue for striking in-camera faux-colour effects
720 nm Classic Infrared for the traditional infrared look and high-contrast black-and-white images
With suitable filters and post-processing, the camera can create spectacular false-colour effects reminiscent of Kodak Ektachrome EIR infrared film, while providing considerably more control over exposure, colour channels and the finished image.
Please note: lens-mounted filters are required to isolate the desired wavelength range and are not included unless specifically stated.
Nikon Z50 Performance
The Nikon Z50 combines a compact, lightweight body with excellent image quality and fast performance. Its 20.9 MP APS-C sensor provides detailed still images, while continuous shooting at up to 11 fps makes it suitable for moving subjects. The camera also records UHD 4K video and offers a 209-point phase-detection autofocus system.
Main Specifications
Lens mount: Nikon Z
Camera format: APS-C / DX
Effective resolution: 20.9 megapixels
Maximum image resolution: 5568 × 3712
Sensor: 23.5 × 15.7 mm CMOS
Aspect ratios: 1:1, 3:2 and 16:9
File formats: JPEG and RAW
RAW bit depth: 14-bit
ISO range: 100–51,200, expandable to 204,800
Continuous shooting: Up to 11 fps
Autofocus: 209 phase-detection points
Metering modes: Matrix, centre-weighted, highlight-weighted and spot
Video: UHD 4K up to 29.97p
Full HD video: Up to 119.88p
Video stabilization: Digital
Memory card: One SD/SDHC/SDXC UHS-I slot
Dimensions: 126.5 × 93.5 × 60 mm
Weight: Approximately 395 g, body only
Tested and Ready to Use
The camera is in perfect working order and is supplied in the condition shown in the product photographs. After conversion, it was carefully tested using a Nikon 50 mm prime lens, including focus and real-world image-performance checks.
I have hands-on experience converting different camera models, and I personally take photographs with every camera I modify. This enables me to verify its operation and image quality before offering it for sale.
Detailed introductory instructions are also included, explaining the essential steps for obtaining excellent results and using the Channel Mixer during post-processing. These guidelines will help first-time infrared photographers create striking false-colour images or dramatic near-monochrome results similar to those displayed in the product gallery.
What Is Included
The sale includes:
This Nikon Z50 infrared and full-spectrum camera is an excellent choice for photographers interested in experimental imagery, infrared landscapes, creative false colour, fine-art photography and ultraviolet or multispectral exploration.
Flickr galleries: https://www.flickr.com/photos/florin_mihai/albums
If you have any questions about the conversion, compatible filters or recommended workflow, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you!
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