I SPY STUFF / Night Vision Cameras

yes but same cameras sens how much "light" is coming into the chip and if you block the "useless" parts of the lightspecktrum the camera may be more sensitife to the infrared. of course in absence of all visible light it doesnt help anything

@quantumbits the black film is to block the visible light about 400-700nM passing the near infrared below 700nM to the point where the CCD or CMOS chips QE falls about 1180nM or 1.18uM

The piece of developed film negative on the sensor is not needed unless you want to video IR during the day. Basically, if you are videoing at night, there is no need to block visible light. You will get better results without it. The whole idea is to let in as much light as possible no matter the source.

I understand removing the IR filter from between the CCD and lens. That makes the CCD sensitive to IR.. But I don't understand inserting the black film material.

light filters I can understand , however light detection or ilumination can you explain that , you placed it between the circuut board and lens , is this a piece of exposed film roll, ?

wot a load of crap lol

thank you so much this is so amazing and by the way instead of that flashlight you can use tv remotes as flashlights to

What's the song's name?

Haha, me and my bro used to open disposable cameras and then fooled each other into getting shocked.

shoked my self 4 times and cams fucked lol nice one

so i had only to put a negative from an normal camera over the lense and 1 red and blue film over a light?

lol this is the same camera i use... O.o hazard

lolage "where to buy the film" get a roll of camera film and stick it up in the light

where to buy the film

lol aiptek camcorder hd? i has it lol

pretty sick it is working with all camera?