Interesting images, can you tell us more about the conversion? Which did you use, how long did it take and how much does it cost? What other body are you using for non IR?
Hi Lisa. Thanks for the comment.
(1) The conversion was done by Spencer Camera in Utah
Spencer's Camera - Digital Camera Infrared IR Conversions, Modifications & IR Photography - Home. Their work is great, very happy.
(2) It cost $325 including return shipping. It took almost 3 weeks there and back, but about 5 days of that was caused by a "problem" at Spencer's local post office. (They held the package by mistake.)
(3) The conversion I did was the 720 nm IR Filter. This allows you to shoot IR without needing any additional filters on the lenses. Bill Turner (over at 4-3 Photo) suggested to shoot RAW+JPEG and set the camera to Monochrome. This works for me because the view you see on the LCD is the "normal" B&W IR look. But you have the RAW files that have the color info if you wish to do the faux color shots. There is also the option of what is called a Full Spectrum conversion. Basically there is NO filter installed (after they take out the no-pass IR filter that is there to begin with). This allows you to control with external filters what type of image you get. You can even shoot normal color - albeit with a filter. I opted for the conversion I did so that I could use all the lenses I have for the m4/3 cameras without needing filters to fit them all.
(4) The other m4/3 body I have is the EP2. That is my "normal" camera. I converted the EPL1 because I figure that I will not very often upgrade the converted camera, but the EP2 will be replaced when I like something better.
Hope that answered your questions,
Steve