Is the LED Flash 100% invisible to Animals and Humans?
1518426
No. The IR LED panel will glow red. It doesn't illuminate the surroundings though since it is InfraRed (IR).. in other words you can see it but you have to be looking at it when it flashes or comes on for video. You won't see a burst of red light flashing in the woods or in your yard, etc... The only ones that are virtually non-detectable are called 'no-glo' IR cameras.... such as Bushnell MAX black trophy cam... the LED panel on the front of these cams will appear black in the pictures of the item. Hope that helps.
328498
Not at all, it's clearly visible without producing any ambient illumination.
287078
We are not supposed to be able to see the IR flash but I can see a red light when it is on. I have used my cameras for security for quite a while now with very good results. I have a special container which has a cut-out for the camera, sensor and flash but not the display so it is hard to find on my barn in most cases.
1435906
Always flashes, it has no motion sensor in it. If you mount it near the front door it does look real and it does work because if you move away from the front door my wife can see me, if she is looking out the window. This thing is not real people, it just looks real.You can get some that they blink only after dark and I seen one that follows you when you walk by it.
2133333
Mine has never flashed. There is s slight pause when it's first turned on---but that is so short that it doesn't bother me at all.
107533
They are not black out LED, but I have not found they spook deer. Great camera
1464698
No flash. Doesn't disturb our deer while they feed. We only turn camera on at night. We noticed if left on contnuously batteries go quickly.
2141928
Mine don't light up other than the LED bank emits a bit of reddish glow if thats what you refer to. It don't seem to deter any animals from 'posing' for the camera. I have one in the barn and the critters (wood hogs, coons, cats and assorted creatures) all get caught on the SC card, so it's a non-issue ar least with me. Battery life is phenominal. I use the heck out of one (in the barn) been going for a couple months and still has an indicated 85% battery life. Again, I was a little miffed, the cams were supposed to ship with an interface cable and they didn't but I just used one I had in the drawer, no biggie.
556235
The IR leds on mine are not visible at all, however, the camera's on/off and mode indicator LEDs on the back are SUPER intense. These LEDs shine through a slit in the camera body, so that you can see them to know what mode you're in, but in a pitch black room you can see them project across a room!
617490
As long as the strobe is on, it will be visable! I've been fortunate and not have to use it in an emergency, but trust the companies claim of function. Enormus liability if claim isn't true.
1341656
Not sure about turning the flash off but I have pix of deer and fox and even bobcats and coons. Lots of animals.
1739482
First off there is no light flash, it is a dull redish glow of infrared that takes a great night picture. Not many people noticed mine and it worked 40-50 feetaway, great security camera. I set it up to take 3 pix in 5 seconds for more security............hope this helps
1435904
Always flashes, it has no motion sensor in it. If you mount it near the front door it does look real and it does work because if you move away from the front door my wife can see me, if she is looking out the window. This thing is not real people, it just looks real. You can get some that they blink only after dark and I seen one that follows you when you walk by it.
38838
No....not visible to naked eye. Used in conjunction mainly with night vision equipment. Beam is a hot spot with a nice halo as with most LED lights. Excellent light and does a great job for me. I use it mounted above a rifle scope to shoot hogs at night with my night vision gear. Highly recommend this product. You will not be disappointed if you have an application for its use.
1005119
Yes but not white light, invisible light 940mn, only camera can see it at night you will see nothing coming from the bulb, but looking at the scree / smartphone / PC you will see black / white - night vision.
531751
The question is ambiguous. As others have pointed out, the flash is "black" infrared, so you cannot see it. Therefore, in that sense, it is not bright and in fact is not visible at all. However, it does have a remarkable output and does an excellent job illuminating the field of view out to almost fifty feet or more.
2117549
YES IR flash works okay at night a few of my pics I could not see very far into the field and couldn't see animal well