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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022
You just need to learn how use it I use gimp to process the pics i take
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020
Some of my favorites about the product are the ease of use, the variability of the zoom, the image quality and of course it’s small size. I love the choices of filters it comes standard with (though I’ve been partial to the 590nm). I have very few dislikes(if that’s even what I want to call them) about the Kolari Pocket. These don’t really bother me as there are work-arounds them. Battery life drains quickly, and you can see it drain as you zoom in and out. I turn it off between shots and I rarely go below 60% anyway when I use it. Flaring is an issue but it’s what’s expected. Simply point away form bright sources of light.
Tip to anyone who don’t have experience with photo editing software. Prepare to research photo editing on your own! This is the best part of IR and how you get the most vibrant (or not so vibrant if that’s what you prefer) colors in IR photography. The most fun part for me is channel swapping photos I took during the day and seeing how otherworldly normal scenes become.
Overall it’s amazing, and I’ve had this product for a month now. It doesn’t matter what I’m doing, if I’m leaving the house, I take it with me, and have left my DSLR to rest for now. I can’t wait to order IR Chrome in the future when it’s in stock!
I believe that IR enthusiasts will enjoy this product as well as it is extremely portable. I highly recommend the Kolari Pocket!
Amazing IR Camera - for beginners or enthusiasts alike!
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020
Excellent step into the world of infrared! I have enjoyed my time using the Kolari Pocket so far.Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020
Some of my favorites about the product are the ease of use, the variability of the zoom, the image quality and of course it’s small size. I love the choices of filters it comes standard with (though I’ve been partial to the 590nm). I have very few dislikes(if that’s even what I want to call them) about the Kolari Pocket. These don’t really bother me as there are work-arounds them. Battery life drains quickly, and you can see it drain as you zoom in and out. I turn it off between shots and I rarely go below 60% anyway when I use it. Flaring is an issue but it’s what’s expected. Simply point away form bright sources of light.
Tip to anyone who don’t have experience with photo editing software. Prepare to research photo editing on your own! This is the best part of IR and how you get the most vibrant (or not so vibrant if that’s what you prefer) colors in IR photography. The most fun part for me is channel swapping photos I took during the day and seeing how otherworldly normal scenes become.
Overall it’s amazing, and I’ve had this product for a month now. It doesn’t matter what I’m doing, if I’m leaving the house, I take it with me, and have left my DSLR to rest for now. I can’t wait to order IR Chrome in the future when it’s in stock!
I believe that IR enthusiasts will enjoy this product as well as it is extremely portable. I highly recommend the Kolari Pocket!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020
This was a more affordable purchase for a good entry into full spectrum infrared photography.
It’s a converted canon point and shoot, the CCD sensor is really charming on it and handles highlights well. I purchased it with a CHDK booted SD card which allows one to shoot in raw file formats, it gives a lot more control with post processing.
The on camera flash is really strong, and acts as a great fill light in harsh backlit sunny conditions.
Lens quality is really great.
Overall a very discreet and high performance digicam at a low cost, good for taking some social photos and giving friends lasting infrared memories.
Best bang for your buck infrared digital camera
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020
I personally have broke about 3 digital camera bodies in attempting to convert them to infrared, so I decided to cut my losses and buy a converted camera from a reliable source.Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020
This was a more affordable purchase for a good entry into full spectrum infrared photography.
It’s a converted canon point and shoot, the CCD sensor is really charming on it and handles highlights well. I purchased it with a CHDK booted SD card which allows one to shoot in raw file formats, it gives a lot more control with post processing.
The on camera flash is really strong, and acts as a great fill light in harsh backlit sunny conditions.
Lens quality is really great.
Overall a very discreet and high performance digicam at a low cost, good for taking some social photos and giving friends lasting infrared memories.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020
It does not support shooting RAW photographs
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020
To get get the proper IR colors you need to shoot RAW so you can use can use Photoshop and other IR programs to get the right affects. The camera will give you IR pictures but they come pinkage or a slight reddish color... But you much more to get the true IR photograph, trust me I found out. You can take a RAW picture, and adjust it in hundreds of ways. JPG not so much. I returned this camera and sent my Nikon b700 that shoots raw to the company who will turn the camera into full spectrum IR... But the pocket camera is a good camera as a starter, I just wanted more.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022
This camera is inexpensive enough to take a chance for some neat effects. I recommend considering the B+W Black 093 for maximum drama. The filters that come with the camera are interesting too.
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