Nikon D5600 FullRange DSLR camera - for infrared and ultraviolet

The D5600 FullRange camera extends the sensitivity of D5600a camera at infrared and ultraviolet, thanks to the special filter that is installed in front of the sensor, in place of the original one. More, after replacing the filter, we check and calibrate of the focus point allowing autofocus to work perfectly with the normal Nikon lenses!

In this way you will have both a perfect camera for astrophotography since it offers a greater sensitivity to red and, in particular to the more important emission line, the H-alpha, emitted by many nebulae) but also for UV and IR photography!

Nikon for astrophotography

Nikon DSLR cameras offer all the advanced features needed for astrophotography like:

- low electriconic noise
- high ISO sensitivity (from 100 to 25600)
- Live View for an easy focusing on the screen
-  control from PC 

Among Nikon models, we selected the D5600 for astrophotography because it offers a high quality sensor and an swiveling touchscreen LCD screen that is particularly useful when the camera is inserted into the telescope's focuser.

Also, in the sensor of the D5600 the low pass filter was removed in order to increase the image's resolution compared to cameras that use this filter.

Nikon for UV and IR photography

In respect of D5600a camera (that is is the version created specifically for astrophotography), the D5600 FullRange adds:

- infrared sensitivity
- ultraviolet sensitivity
- perfect autofocus functioning

In fact, when you change the filter inside the camera, you lose autofocus operation because, even if the filter is made of the same thickness than the original one, some infinitesimal difference remains.

So we check and calibrate the focus point allowing autofocus to work perfectly: you will be able to do IR and UV photography even using autofocus watching the live image on the camera screen!

Picture recorded with D5600 FullRange DSLR camera and IR 77mm filter

Modified filter for higher sensitivity

In order to keep a proper color balance in daylight use, DSLRs use a filter placed in front of the sensor that is not completely transparent, especially at longer wavelengths corresponding to red. In astronomical application that is a problem because the most important emission line, the H-alpha (emitted by many nebulae for example) is right in the red part of the spectrum.

Our D5600 FullRange camera replaces the original filter with a model designed specifically for astrophotography increasing the camera sensitivity and allowing you to take brighter pictures.

The D5600 FullRange, compared to the D5600a version, uses a particular filter that lets pass also the infrared and ultraviolet radiation. The D5600a instead has a UV/IR Cut filter that lets pass only the visible wavelenghts.

You can compare the transmittance curves of the two solutions in the right graph. Since many telescopes (for example the ones use lenses such as refractors) have no good correction in the infrared and the ultraviolet part of the spectrum, the D5600a is the most practical solution for astrophotography (since it cuts off these wavelengths). If you own a telescope properly corrected in UV and IR (such as a mirror telescope without internal corrective lenses), you can also use the D5600 FullRange version that also allows the infrared or ultraviolet photography .

Certified modification and 4 years warranty

We perform the Nikon D5600 filter change in our laboratory where our technicians, using appropriate instruments, replace the filter in cleanroom (to prevent dust between sensor and filter) and electrically static place.

We are Nikon official distributors so our modified cameras keep the original 4 YEARS OFFICIAL WARRANTY (Nital)!