He hasn't even taken a sip from the beer yet lol good improvised infrared filter btw that seemed to work really well. I ended up buying 850nm glass filter.
@17hmr243 The filter is made of layers of lighting gel (coloured plastic used to change the colour of lights in theaters), read the description for more.
Damm, that was a Hell of a lotta invissible light.! I made one from an outdoor static lamp, but the ir leds weren't nearly Half of yours.! And the battery's were getting hot real fast.!Prob was : I don't know DICK about eletricity and didn't know what "paralel" meant, so the led's were hooked up wrong.! Thàn there was a prob with outgoing amps or milli amps... So now i DO know what to do (I hope.!) Got a bunch of IR-leds from China, (dirt cheap) and I'm gonna try again (Never give up.!) I know some kinda Chemistry, yet that volt shit was new to me, ànd I underestemated it... ONCE.! Not again.!
At night you should paint background with UV and you see infrared better but invisible flashlight is that you use IR and UV invisible mixed on object as green like night vision but safer than Google night vision even with mirror if enemy use mirror or flashlight can destroy night vision pilot eye
I used Congo Blue and Primary Red lighting gels. The Congo Blue blocks out most visible light but allows IR to pass through. The Primary Red blocks the blue light.
That's just how the camera perceives IR light. It's transforming it to shades of purple. Very little visible light was being transmitted, and we can see that when the camera is operating in normal color mode. It wouldn't matter if the filter was dark green, or dark orange... So long as the IR light can pass, and most of the visible light is blocked, the filter is doing its job well. And, given that situation (where a dark green filter that transmits IR light) were used, the IR mode on the camera would still show him in shades of purple. Different cameras show IR to us in different ways. Some show greyscale, some show shades of purple (as seen here), and some show shades of green.
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Very informative, thank you!
+Beall619 Glad you liked it!
He hasn't even taken a sip from the beer yet lol good improvised infrared filter btw that seemed to work really well. I ended up buying 850nm glass filter.
Yeah, they get pretty hot and give off that "hot plastic" smell. I can't run it for very long.
Cool, thanks for the DIY info.....and that beer, if you're not going to drink it, I will!
+Richard Fortin Don't worry, no beer was left un-drunk by the end of this video. Thanks for watching.
@17hmr243 The filter is made of layers of lighting gel (coloured plastic used to change the colour of lights in theaters), read the description for more.
You can buy filters off ebay in all different sizes pretty cheap
Niiiice I will use this to blind my neighbor cameras because I across the street he has it directly towards us. 6 cameras.
Came here because I was curious about optics on early Cold War tanks lol
Is an IR light a light that only cameras can see and we can’t?
Yes correct
ur usin a 500 watt halogen right?? do the gel filters melt or deform or suffer any effect at all from the immense heat the lights put off??
This is so helpful!
muy bueno la verdad pero de que material es la cosa azul que pones enfrente del reflector
Lee #181 + Lee #106 "filter gel"
Can you do a step by step on how you did this?
Wait... Light bulbs ALSO produce infrared? Does it work with the plastic material found in floppy disk?
What is the name of this paper bro?
Well this could be useful for the police when searching for criminals in the dark
You should of turned the lamp off wile the camera was in IR mode so we could see what that looked like
Damm, that was a Hell of a lotta invissible light.! I made one from an outdoor static lamp, but the ir leds weren't nearly Half of yours.! And the battery's were getting hot real fast.!Prob was : I don't know DICK about eletricity and didn't know what "paralel" meant, so the led's were hooked up wrong.! Thàn there was a prob with outgoing amps or milli amps... So now i DO know what to do (I hope.!) Got a bunch of IR-leds from China, (dirt cheap) and I'm gonna try again (Never give up.!) I know some kinda Chemistry, yet that volt shit was new to me, ànd I underestemated it... ONCE.! Not again.!
Invisible flashlight safer than night vision
What kind of Sony camera are you using?
+kris zweifel I used a Sony DSC-H9 with this modification: th-cam.com/video/CnK7sTCrKcY/w-d-xo.html
gracias amigo
Please make a video on how to make those infared sheets
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At night you should paint background with UV and you see infrared better but invisible flashlight is that you use IR and UV invisible mixed on object as green like night vision but safer than Google night vision even with mirror if enemy use mirror or flashlight can destroy night vision pilot eye
thank!
how to make this filter would be nice vid
Is it a 100 W spot ?
where did you get that bro
what kind of primary red filter a medium,light red ?
I used Congo Blue and Primary Red lighting gels. The Congo Blue blocks out most visible light but allows IR to pass through. The Primary Red blocks the blue light.
Came here because the soviet tanks.
where are you found ir filter friend?
+Munkhjargal Nymsuren I think I got them from eBay. They come as a large sheet that you cut to size.
and does it work with any regular light ?
@kitbird87 first flagged for spame to :D
More like infrapurple. The filters the wrong one or made incorrectly. Parts straight out of China 🇨🇳
+Gene Miller Out of curiosity, what colour do you think it should be?
Infrapurple is actualy blue colour, you probably mean Ultraviolet.
That's just how the camera perceives IR light.
It's transforming it to shades of purple.
Very little visible light was being transmitted, and we can see that when the camera is operating in normal color mode.
It wouldn't matter if the filter was dark green, or dark orange... So long as the IR light can pass, and most of the visible light is blocked, the filter is doing its job well.
And, given that situation (where a dark green filter that transmits IR light) were used, the IR mode on the camera would still show him in shades of purple.
Different cameras show IR to us in different ways.
Some show greyscale, some show shades of purple (as seen here), and some show shades of green.