Can i use an infrared filter with this camera ?
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Hi German Cabrera, apparently this Sony HDR-CX150 doesn't support on using camera filter. -Ely
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I would assume you could. I can shoot in full daylight with my little Sony, in NighShot mode, with a 720nm, near infrared, filter in place. I can't see through the filter but the camera can, and with the filter in place they are truly IR images. The images are really quite pretty, the sky goes black and the foliage goes white. Having said all this Paul is correct, you can't get thermal from this camera.
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I haven't purchased any, but I am sure you can use filter kits with this camera.
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I think you can but not from these people. You have to find a pair that works on infrared.
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Well this is a full spectrum camera so you would need to block all visible light with a ir filter unless ur in a location that is pitch black, but this camera has a fixed focal length and no optical zoom just digital, so I would not recommend this cam for anything that may be at a distance, maybe the Bell and Howell DNV16HDZ-BKFull 1080p HD 16MP Infrared Night might be better..... it has 10x optical zoom but is a ir cam not full spectrum. Both would need ir filter tho if u want to capture pure ir image only with no visible light. The bell uses 37mm filter this one is a 34mm.
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This is simple camera with infrared for night vision. The location of installation is up to you. The question is. Will your receiver be compatible?
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The D70 is one of the simplest digital cameras to convert to infrared. It would be best to perform the conversion in a well lit area that is as clean and dust free as possible. Wearing a grounding strap will minimize the chance of zapping your camera with static and most likely rendering it dead. Check out the tutorial at http://www.lifepixel.com/tutorials/infrared-diy-tutorials/nikon-d70-d70s
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You can get an adapter for the nikon coolpix p500 on ebay that enables you to use additional filters.
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This one does not have an infrared channel which does dust detection. BTW IR dust detection does not work for Kodachrome or B&W.
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You need an infrared source of light. From what I have read most flashes also generate some IR light but it is not designed. I've read you can also buy IR bulbs from various sources. You just need to make sure that whatever light source you have generates it above 720nm for this filter. You will need a pretty bright light for this to work at night. Even in broad daylight I still had to hold the shutter open for 20 seconds to get enough IR to hit the sensor. Ideally it would be cool to get an IR flash if there is such a thing.
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It does not have infrared capability. We have a motion triggered light outside. When the light is triggered the camera does show the lighted area very nicely. It won't see anything in pitch darkness.
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I think there is only infrared function for night shot. You can take white-black video at night not color one
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To my knowledge it is not infrared, but it is a great little camera. Always check with Best Buy for more complete information
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You must use infrared film with an infrared filter to get the infrared effect. You can also use a 25 or 29A red filter but the effect is not as dramatic. Kodak had the only true black and white infrared film but it's not longer made. The film had to be handled in total dark including loading your camera. I lke this Ilford film. It's really nice for landscapes.
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No, there's no need. No infrared, but some kind of bluetooth or similar is used. But I cannot help you with the range, maybe in the camera specifications...
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Like most dslr cameras the remote or sensor is in the front (left of lens under the shutter button) of the camera. Depending on your remote angle that is where you have to aim for. You can use a small mirror to reflect the ir beam too. Good luck!
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No, not IR only. You can test the camera shots in IR. You can set it up for motion, which will capture IR or daylight.