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    Question

    Yes you can shoot IR on a modern digital camera,you can have the filers removed from the front of the sensor to make it a full spectrum camera and then use various screw on lens filters to only allow the spectrum within the IR range to pass through this gives unique different image...
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    Just went back to a 6MP digital camera

    Sven,does seem to perform very well your new camera,that a very nice setup...must admit i also like using a M4/3 Olympus setup,currently using very early Nikon glass on my Olympus and the images that this combination produces are amazing.
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