Can i use an infrared filter with this camera ?
353077
Hi German Cabrera, apparently this Sony HDR-CX150 doesn't support on using camera filter. -Ely
1490815
There are no threads for add-on filters. Sonce it goes from wide angle to 36x zoom and has HD and 3D, I don't see any need for additional lenses. However, I don't even know what "IR photography" is, so maybe my needs aren't as great.
41687
I have my camera set up where the person has to walk within 8 feet of the camera and those are recognizable. As for the infrared, I don't know.
759347
If camera is concealed then no as has infrared and no sound when it takes a picture at least is way ours works
679794
No. That camera does not have the proper threading for filters. I believe you'd have to buy an adapter such as this: Nikon Coolpix P510 Lens / Filter Adapter Tube 67mm to use a filter.In all honesty, if you're just starting out, filters are pretty useless to you at this point. You still need to learn the basics.
1767762
The only thing you need to connect to this camera is the receipt... its crap.. infrared stays blurry..bad focusing..
1641960
You got me on that one. I know what is done to make a camera into a infrared camera, bit I cannot perform the task myself. I would bet that YouTube has lots of videos on the process.
1570947
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.
778320
You need a filter that passes infrared light and blocks much of the visible light or you will just get normal B&W; shots. I've used a Cokin 007 filter, which is equivalent to an 89B. This is a very dark filter; you get more of an IR effect with filters that block more visible light. This is not a true IR film so the effect won't be as extreme, but you can still get some good shots with light leaves and dark skies.
1469534
You can get a filter, but the depth of the lens hood obviates the need for it. I just got back from Australia shooting with the lens in all weather and conditions and did not use a filter. Better images that way as well.Regards,Evan
808856
This filter is not the same as a FLIR camera.A FLIR measures differences in heat, through IR radiation.This IR filter will only allow the IR wavelengths of light to pass through to the camera's fiml/sensor. Nothing to do with heat sorry.
808852
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.
203536
If by IR you mean InfraRed, yes. It's a remote so there aren't any wires involved.
808857
Most digital camera's, including your Nikon, have a filter in front of the sensor that filters out infrared among other things. So no matter what kind of filter you put in front of the lens, you won't get an infrared image. The Fuji X series cameras (XP-1 and EX) will pass infrared and you can get an image with this filter.
1641964
This is an older model of the D70. There is no mention of infrared in the manual.
1204788
Yes you can. Here is a helpful article. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/5018daf.htm
1434257
As far as I know you can only use an infrared remote for a D3000. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Remote-Cords/4730/ML-L3-Wireless-Remote-Control-%28Infrared%29.html