Have you ever wondered what a sunset looks like in IR and UV, with all visible light filtered out?
On a camping trip last fall, I had a camp site that was East facing, meaning my view of the sunset would be blocked by the treeline. I took this as an opportunity to break out my full spectrum converted Nikon Z5, put a UV/IR filter on the end of my 14-30mm/4 lens, and see what kind of light and colours I would get shooting a timelapse from the start of golden hour through to the end of blue hour.
I was disappointed how dim the night stars were looking, so I took the filter off when I did my battery swap. At the tail end of the timelapse, you can even see some northern lights - that's right, I ...