Infrared Sensitivity of the Minolta D7IR

Modded camera without IR cut-filter!
Minolta D7 (for comparison)
	Camera: Minolta D7 (for comparison, shot the same day) Filter: none Exposure time: 1/350 F-stop: 6.7 ISO speed: 100 Focal length: 7.2695 White Balance: automatic aEV: 13.9395EV
Minolta D7IR
	Camera: Minolta D7IR Filter: none Exposure time: 1/350 F-stop: 6.7 ISO speed: 100 Focal length: 7.2695 White Balance: manual EV: 13.9395EV comments: Strange! The modified camera meters the scene exactly the same as the stock D7, but the photo is brighter. So the camera is somehow metering differently. Either I goofed up or the green leaves had some influence due to "IR contamination" - they are very bright in IR light as you can see below.
	Camera: Minolta D7IR Filter: Heliopan 715nm IR pass filter Exposure time: 1/125 F-stop: 4.5 ISO speed: 100 Focal length: 7.2695 White Balance: manual (with filter on) EV: 11.3056EV comments: strong bright center spot (hit spot). It does show less in B&W mode.