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Old 20-04-2008, 06:54 PM
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you already know what im going or have voted for . Doug, seriously, some people think it doesn't make that much difference between a modded and a non-modded DSLR but they have never used a modded one before. You'll need to ask the ones who have used a modded and a non modded and i can gurantee you, they never regret getting their DSLR modded.

You certainly can use a modded DSLR for daylight use. See for comparison under FAQ.

http://www.ezystyles.com.au/modification.html



To make the 40D perfect for normal daylight use (literally identical to an unmodded version) you will need the Daylight Front Filter. After using correct white balancing on a modded DSLR, colours will still be slightly off only slightly. With a daylight front filter, this will correct it back to normal. The only drawback is that you cannot use EF-S lense as the EF-S lense will hit the front filter.

Once you have your 40D modded with a UV/IR filter or clear glass adding a daylight front filter:

Advantages:
- Can be used for astrophotography
- Can be used for daytime photography
- All automatic dial functions work perfectly
- No need for custom white balancing, can leave it in AWB
- Clear glass version can be used for Infrared Photogtaphy

Disadvantages:
- Cannot use EF-S lense.

In regards to exposure time, definitely a modded DSLR requires much much much less exposure time to get the same amount of photon's than an unmodded DSLR.

There will be a risk of over-exposed images with lengthy subs whether if it is modded or unmodded.

cheers.

Last edited by EzyStyles; 20-04-2008 at 07:08 PM.
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