Deos this flash light includes an IR filter; and if not; where can I purchase one for this particular Flash light? thanks.
1549672
hi, well the light is a led ir thare no filter in it with out the led init its just a nomale flashlight but you can ger a replacement for it from the same place, cuse im getting replacment lights..hope this helps
1549673
The Ultrafire wf-501b Cree Infrared Ir flashlight does not have an IR filter. The flashlight uses an IR light with no need of a filter. I do not think you would want a filter for this flashlight to filter out the IR light. I do not know where you would purchase a filter for it if you wanted one.
1549674
The flashlight itself is an IR light. So no filter is needed. It does not produce a visible light, like a typical flashlight.
1549675
This is not an infrared light, as advertised, these are ultraviolet LEDs. True infrared lights are hardly visible unless you are very close and look directly at the source, if visible it appears as a low emission red light. Regarding IR filters, I am not sure.
1549676
No it doesn't, but you don't need one, I use this one with my sonny handycam for the night shot mode and works well
1549677
This is NOT AN IR FLASHLIGHT. It is an Ultra Violet Flashlight and emits no IR. Ultrafire makes an IR flashlight, but these people can not tell the difference. The IR flashlight emits 99% IR and the LED looks like a very-very dim RED LED. See the violet light - if you look at many things like a white shirt or a florescent bulb, it will glow from the IR.
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What I have is the Soft Box Flash Diffuser and it works great. I purchaced the : Opteka Universal Soft : I am very happy with that. I don't know if that can help you at all. KerryAnn
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Foursevens has plans to release color filters for their lights. I am not sure for which ones, or whether they will make diffusers as well. It may well be next year before they are released, however.
698664
I think the filter could be used for any kind of flash and Int/ext you just need to find a way to fix it.
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There is no build in flash light for V1. It is an accessary that you have to buy extra (SB-N5 or SB-N7).
977820
Cheri, this is a diffuser. It's not a mounted flash/speedlite. It mounts onto the speedlite. So, you need to find the speedlite first, then mount this onto that. It should fit most all speedlites, as it's universal and has a drawstring like cinch to mount it.
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No. You need a night vision camera to have this make any difference. An IR filter will remove IR light, this lamp produces IR light. I strongly suggest not trying to modify a non-night vision camera to be night vision. Night vision cameras are inexpensive these days. Get one made to see in the dark.
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Yes, it has the flash filter and o ring maintenance kit with it. But please note the following: I bought this and took it diving for a week last Oct with my Canon G12. The pix were fantastic. I took it again this June. I used the lubricant that they provided. I think I did it properly. The first time I took it down it leaked and RUINED my G12. Four more times I took it down loaded with a weight to see if I could get it to stop leaking. It never was as bad as the first time, but never came up dry. Going back to the instructions, they encourage you to buy a new O ring every year. I thought 9 months and one week of diving should not have required a new o ring purchase. I know another diver/photographer who has used his for years. But I HATED losing my camera.
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Also, cost about $25 t0 $30 from iSpring. Free shipping and cheaper by the pair. They also sell sets of 3 years of filters except for the UV lamp. Best deal I have found.
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Sorry , don't know for sure -- go to iRobot.com and check out for that particular model and it should show which filter it takes--
331840
No it doesn't.. But the flash and diffuser make up for it in macro pictures so a red filter isn't needed.
1395461
Not unless you have it worked on, costly, and you will have an IR camera.You can buy IR filters as I did. Works pretty well.
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Buy another brand! My flash quit on me within weeks after the one year warranty was up. Kodak told me to fix it for about $140.00, or give them back the camera for 15% off a purchase ONLY at their Kodak Store. Looks liek another reviewer had the same issue about 1 year to the day! Sorry I could not be more helpful about the repalcement of the bulb in your inquiry, but you are not alone!
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There's plenty of DIY solutions to try at home, from using a coffee filer to diffuse the light, or the clear top to a coffee tin. Those are free (as long as you drink coffee) and work great for at home only usage, but the second you think about taping a coffee filter to your flash in front of a client, even if it is your first one, you should really be considering spending that $15.
407664
This is a very bright light, probably twice as bright as my headlights on my car but it didn't come with filters & I don't know if they can be bought separately.
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I am not sure if I understand your question, but I recently used this camera for a project to track IR leds. Most cameras have an IR filter built in but this camera either does not have a filter or the filter is not very good. Because of this I was able to get a good response in the IR band and it worked perfectly for my application.
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It has a non radio setting or put differently an option to use infrared over radio. If you go to Canon's site you might find more info there regarding compatability with other flashes.