Is there a red light lens? If so, how bright is it?
565927
PTec does make the model with a red mode (REI and Amazon carry), allows you to illuminate without night blindness, works well and the darker the night the more your eyes adjust. Great for on the water too, your not blind when the light is turned off.
1102505
I don't think so, the light is not very bright but is adequate, although the "red" light is brighter.
576302
NO not a red beam, it has a small red light on outside until when motion is detected. Works very well for me.
2044581
Not that I have found. If I use it I cycle it through until the one before I want to use next (or anticipate using next) It is a nice bright light and the focus feature is cool. But you do have to cycle through all the choices each time which is a real bother.
1513068
It is invisible. No red. I went through the same thing. Make sure your camera is sensitive to 940nm. Only a camera in that range will see the illumination .
647556
No, it is single brightness. 7440. Also, it is white light. You want to use red for brake/tail lights to match the color of the lens for best light output.
1054457
No, not that I know of. Just a very bright (adjustable intensity and focus) cool white LED light. Lots of functions, from solid, flashing in various patterns. But all white. No red filters included either, although several mounting options are provided in addition to the head band.
775432
It took some digging, but I found it! The red laser light is the Auto Focus (AF) Illuminator. If you have the selector knob on the top in the iAUTO setting, it will automatically come on. It seems to assist the camera in focusing in low light settings. It can be VERY annoying, but I just read the manual (page 35, hyperlink below) and it is possible to turn it off (I tried it to make sure). Turn the knob to "P", then push the MENU button on the back, select the left column on the screen, then select the "AF Illuminat." and click the ok button. Then select "off". Keep in mind the light assisted the auto focus, so it may make images taken in dim environments less focused. I hope this helps! http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/SH-50_MANUAL_EN.pdf
2197071
It is a very bright white light that casts light forward of the headlamp. There is peripheral red light that is noticeable, however does not cast any light forward. Personally, I seldom notice it when looking forward into the white light. If this bothers Tyler, simple wrap a piece of black friction tape or other opaque tape around the red ring. Guaranteed, you won't be bothered by the red light anymore.
1235512
No it is not illuminated and focus starts to get bad at about 22x but for the price I still recommend it as I routinely shoot 1" groups at 150 yds.
1158530
I'm using them with a red lens for the rear lights of my motorcycle, the clear portion that illuminates the licence plate appears to be bright white
836380
This is the brightest taillight I've used, It only flashes red, even through the white lens. There is a short series of blue flashes when turned off to indicate charge left
1464697
no "flash", it's infra red....not visible to human eye. Picture looks like a flash was used. Distance is therefore limited. I'd say 50 feet at night, for well lit picture.
1101106
There are small infrared lights for night time vision. It's not too bright but bright enough for the camera
835690
The red light is noticeable if looking directly at the camera but that's all. It is not very bright so it does not draw attention. The camera is silent as far as I can tell. To test the camera before I set it up outside, I put it on my mantle at home. It snapped pictures for 2 days and no one even noticed it was there.
1826392
There is a reticle like a normal scope. It just has the option to illuminate it in darker conditions
2165673
I thought my camera had a red light visible at night. Sometimes the animals are looking straight into the lens even though the camera is well hidden in a tree. I will double check and update tomorrow.