In my very first steps of infrared photography I just used a Hoya R72 IR filter which captures the light at 720nm.
But the more I was fascinated by infrared and shooting such images after years (and after a lot of useless cheap IR filter) I wanted more. More colours, more possibilities and being more flexible: Shooting without a tripod with normal shutter speeds and aperture values at around f8.
Disclaimer:
Ironically enough I shot all the images handheld at around f2 and a shutter speed at around 1/10th. So I'm really thankful for the great image stabilisation of the Fujifilm X-T4.
