This Canon EOS RP full-frame mirrorless camera has been professionally converted for full-spectrum photography, making it an exceptionally versatile tool for astrophotography, infrared imaging, fine-art projects, experimental work, and technical photography.
A full-spectrum conversion allows the sensor to record a much broader range of wavelengths than a standard digital camera. By placing different filters on the lens, you can explore multiple photographic styles with a single camera—from natural-looking visible-light images to colorful infrared effects and deep black-and-white infrared photography.
In practical terms, a full-spectrum Canon EOS RP gives you many specialized cameras in one compact full-frame body.
Professional Full-Spectrum Conversion
During the conversion, the camera’s original internal low-pass and infrared-blocking filter has been replaced with high-quality clear optical glass. This enables the sensor to record a broad spectrum of light, including visible light and near-infrared wavelengths.
The conversion offers greater sensitivity for:
Astrophotography and night-sky imaging
Infrared landscape photography
False-color and fine-art photography
Technical and scientific imaging
Experimental ultraviolet photography with suitable equipment
Kodak Ektachrome EIR-inspired digital effects
The final wavelength range and visual effect depend on the external filter, lens, lighting conditions, white-balance settings, and editing technique.
Multiple Infrared Styles with One Camera
By using suitable lens-mounted filters, this full-spectrum camera can produce results associated with several dedicated infrared conversions.
Compatible creative options include:
590nm Super Color or “Goldie” filter for vivid golden foliage and strong false colors
630nm “Pinkie” filter for distinctive pink and red foliage effects
665nm Enhanced Color filter for balanced false-color infrared images
680nm infrared filter for colorful infrared photography with increased contrast
720nm classic infrared filter for white foliage, dramatic skies, and monochrome processing
850nm deep-infrared filter for powerful, high-contrast black-and-white photographs
Super Blue or faux-color filters for unusual in-camera color effects
Visible-light filters for more conventional photography
Because the sensor is not limited to a single permanently installed infrared wavelength, you can change the character of the camera simply by changing the external filter.
Ideal for Astrophotography
A standard digital camera blocks much of the deep-red and near-infrared light reaching the sensor. This full-spectrum conversion increases sensitivity across a broader wavelength range, making the Canon EOS RP particularly useful for photographing emission nebulae and other deep-sky subjects.
When paired with the appropriate astrophotography filter, lens, or telescope, the converted camera can record details that may be difficult to capture with an unmodified camera.
Kodak Ektachrome EIR-Inspired Effects
With the appropriate filters, lighting, white balance, and post-processing, this camera can create digital images inspired by the distinctive appearance of discontinued Kodak Ektachrome EIR infrared film.
The full-spectrum digital workflow also provides far more control over color balance, contrast, channel swapping, and the final artistic result than traditional infrared film.
Canon EOS RP Specifications
Camera type: Full-frame mirrorless
Sensor: Full-frame CMOS
Resolution: 26.2 megapixels
Sensor dimensions: 35.9 × 24.0 mm
Viewfinder: Electronic viewfinder and rear LCD
Native ISO range: ISO 100–40,000
Extended ISO range: ISO 50–102,400
Shutter-speed range: 1/4000 second to 30 seconds
Dimensions: 133 × 85 × 70 mm / 5.2 × 3.3 × 2.8 in
Weight: Approximately 485 g / 17.1 oz
Its lightweight body, full-frame sensor, electronic viewfinder, and interchangeable-lens system make the Canon EOS RP an excellent platform for both handheld creative photography and tripod-mounted astrophotography.
Autofocus Calibration and Individual Testing
Accurate autofocus calibration is a critical stage of every full-spectrum camera conversion. After conversion, this camera was carefully adjusted and tested using a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 autofocus lens.
Comparable focusing results can be achieved with compatible Canon RF lenses and with Canon EF or EF-S lenses used through a suitable mount adapter. Please note that EF-S lenses operate with the camera’s cropped image area.
I have years of experience converting Canon and Nikon cameras. Every camera I modify is personally tested under real photographic conditions to confirm that it operates correctly and produces high-quality images.
This camera works perfectly and is in excellent, like-new condition. Please refer to the product photographs for its exact cosmetic condition.
What Is Included
The sale includes:
External infrared, visible-light, ultraviolet, or astrophotography filters are not included unless specifically stated elsewhere in the listing.
Instructions for Your First Full-Spectrum Photographs
The camera comes with detailed introductory instructions to help you achieve good results from the beginning. The guide explains essential steps such as:
Choosing the appropriate external filter
Setting a Custom White Balance
Photographing in RAW format
Using the Channel Mixer
Swapping color channels
Producing dramatic false-color infrared images
Creating high-contrast black-and-white infrared photographs
Full-spectrum photography offers an exciting creative path, and the included guidance will help you begin exploring its possibilities with confidence.
Tracked International Shipping
All parcels are sent using a tracked delivery service.
Estimated delivery times are:
A tracking number will be provided. Delivery times are estimates and may vary depending on the destination, carrier, and customs processing.
Full-Spectrum and Infrared Photography Gallery
You can view more examples of my full-spectrum, infrared, and converted-camera photography here:
View my photography galleries on Flickr
If you have any questions about this Canon EOS RP full-spectrum converted camera, compatible filters, lenses, astrophotography applications, or infrared processing, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you!
This Canon EOS RP full-frame mirrorless camera has been professionally converted for full-spectrum photography, making it an exceptionally versatile tool for astrophotography, infrared imaging, fine-art projects, experimental work, and technical photography.
A full-spectrum conversion allows the sensor to record a much broader range of wavelengths than a standard digital camera. By placing different filters on the lens, you can explore multiple photographic styles with a single camera—from natural-looking visible-light images to colorful infrared effects and deep black-and-white infrared photography.
In practical terms, a full-spectrum Canon EOS RP gives you many specialized cameras in one compact full-frame body.
Professional Full-Spectrum Conversion
During the conversion, the camera’s original internal low-pass and infrared-blocking filter has been replaced with high-quality clear optical glass. This enables the sensor to record a broad spectrum of light, including visible light and near-infrared wavelengths.
The conversion offers greater sensitivity for:
Astrophotography and night-sky imaging
Infrared landscape photography
False-color and fine-art photography
Technical and scientific imaging
Experimental ultraviolet photography with suitable equipment
Kodak Ektachrome EIR-inspired digital effects
The final wavelength range and visual effect depend on the external filter, lens, lighting conditions, white-balance settings, and editing technique.
Multiple Infrared Styles with One Camera
By using suitable lens-mounted filters, this full-spectrum camera can produce results associated with several dedicated infrared conversions.
Compatible creative options include:
590nm Super Color or “Goldie” filter for vivid golden foliage and strong false colors
630nm “Pinkie” filter for distinctive pink and red foliage effects
665nm Enhanced Color filter for balanced false-color infrared images
680nm infrared filter for colorful infrared photography with increased contrast
720nm classic infrared filter for white foliage, dramatic skies, and monochrome processing
850nm deep-infrared filter for powerful, high-contrast black-and-white photographs
Super Blue or faux-color filters for unusual in-camera color effects
Visible-light filters for more conventional photography
Because the sensor is not limited to a single permanently installed infrared wavelength, you can change the character of the camera simply by changing the external filter.
Ideal for Astrophotography
A standard digital camera blocks much of the deep-red and near-infrared light reaching the sensor. This full-spectrum conversion increases sensitivity across a broader wavelength range, making the Canon EOS RP particularly useful for photographing emission nebulae and other deep-sky subjects.
When paired with the appropriate astrophotography filter, lens, or telescope, the converted camera can record details that may be difficult to capture with an unmodified camera.
Kodak Ektachrome EIR-Inspired Effects
With the appropriate filters, lighting, white balance, and post-processing, this camera can create digital images inspired by the distinctive appearance of discontinued Kodak Ektachrome EIR infrared film.
The full-spectrum digital workflow also provides far more control over color balance, contrast, channel swapping, and the final artistic result than traditional infrared film.
Canon EOS RP Specifications
Camera type: Full-frame mirrorless
Sensor: Full-frame CMOS
Resolution: 26.2 megapixels
Sensor dimensions: 35.9 × 24.0 mm
Viewfinder: Electronic viewfinder and rear LCD
Native ISO range: ISO 100–40,000
Extended ISO range: ISO 50–102,400
Shutter-speed range: 1/4000 second to 30 seconds
Dimensions: 133 × 85 × 70 mm / 5.2 × 3.3 × 2.8 in
Weight: Approximately 485 g / 17.1 oz
Its lightweight body, full-frame sensor, electronic viewfinder, and interchangeable-lens system make the Canon EOS RP an excellent platform for both handheld creative photography and tripod-mounted astrophotography.
Autofocus Calibration and Individual Testing
Accurate autofocus calibration is a critical stage of every full-spectrum camera conversion. After conversion, this camera was carefully adjusted and tested using a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 autofocus lens.
Comparable focusing results can be achieved with compatible Canon RF lenses and with Canon EF or EF-S lenses used through a suitable mount adapter. Please note that EF-S lenses operate with the camera’s cropped image area.
I have years of experience converting Canon and Nikon cameras. Every camera I modify is personally tested under real photographic conditions to confirm that it operates correctly and produces high-quality images.
This camera works perfectly and is in excellent, like-new condition. Please refer to the product photographs for its exact cosmetic condition.
What Is Included
The sale includes:
External infrared, visible-light, ultraviolet, or astrophotography filters are not included unless specifically stated elsewhere in the listing.
Instructions for Your First Full-Spectrum Photographs
The camera comes with detailed introductory instructions to help you achieve good results from the beginning. The guide explains essential steps such as:
Choosing the appropriate external filter
Setting a Custom White Balance
Photographing in RAW format
Using the Channel Mixer
Swapping color channels
Producing dramatic false-color infrared images
Creating high-contrast black-and-white infrared photographs
Full-spectrum photography offers an exciting creative path, and the included guidance will help you begin exploring its possibilities with confidence.
Tracked International Shipping
All parcels are sent using a tracked delivery service.
Estimated delivery times are:
A tracking number will be provided. Delivery times are estimates and may vary depending on the destination, carrier, and customs processing.
Full-Spectrum and Infrared Photography Gallery
You can view more examples of my full-spectrum, infrared, and converted-camera photography here:
View my photography galleries on Flickr
If you have any questions about this Canon EOS RP full-spectrum converted camera, compatible filters, lenses, astrophotography applications, or infrared processing, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you!
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