Infrared Conversion
Yesterday morning, I packaged up a small mirrorless camera of mine to ship to a camera facility for service. Sheila and I then dropped it off at the Post Office. The short trip down to the Post Office and back was enough to do me in for the rest of the day though. Riding in a car, especially on the rougher than usual roads in the winter, is brutal. Riding in a car normally bothers my spinal injuries and often affects my Systemic Mastocytosis by agitating and activating my mast cells but yesterday's very short trip to the local Post Office was a painful ride due to my recent bone marrow biopsy. I was glad to be back home after this short trip. I sent my small Panasonic Lumix G3 camera to a place on the west coast that specializes in infrared conversions. This conversion will allow my camera to record in the infrared wavelengths rather than the usual visible light wavelengths. To be more precise, I am having it converted to pick up light only in the wavelengths from 830nm