How see through is it? Can you see objects moving behind it? I want something for a deer blind material but can't have any light traveling through it.
825043
I would say it is actually pretty see through. I bought it to use on a set piece that needed to be hid behind. With light behind the fabric, you could easily make out the person from the other side - not just the shadow. I had to put a heavier fabric behind it to make it completely opaque.
2085736
size wise, yes. it is partially see-thru so any movement inside of the blind might be seen. it would obscure objects from external recognition, letting you see out. it is like loose woven burlap
2263857
You aren't able to see the things behind it, but it is easy to get to objects put behind it (just pull it out and you can see behind it)
478673
Yes you can see some light .Its feels like felt not paper.You cant see anything behind it
1702708
Yes you can See Through very well. You won't be disappointed. Worth it. Hope this helps.
1320155
I don't know.. but if you could do it (with zip ties or o-rings)... it definitely would broadcast enough light. to blind the Deer. THAT IS FOR SURE!
471263
I have shot through mesh and found it to cause some shots to be off substantially at 20 yards. I suggest cutting a small hanging flap out of the mesh in the middle area of areas in the blind where you have viable shooting lanes then tape it up when hunting. If the taped up flap is 3x3 inches the deer will not see your movement as long as you are wearing dark clothing and moving slow. TAKE PRACTICE SHOTS FIRST ON A TARGET TO WORK OUT YOUR STEPS QUIETLY. This solves the issue and you can be sure of the shot. The ramcats are awesome. Seven deer and counting this season. Six of them were taken with ramcats and my Mathews bow. I have shot through mesh and found it to cause some shots to be off substantially at 20 yards. I suggest cutting a small hanging flap out of the mesh in the middle area of areas in the blind where you have viable shooting lanes then tape it up when hunting. If the taped up flap is 3x3 inches the deer will not see your movement as long as you are wearing dark clothing and moving slow. TAKE PRACTICE SHOTS FIRST ON A TARGET TO WORK OUT YOUR STEPS QUIETLY. This solves the issue and you can be sure of the shot. The ramcats are awesome. Seven deer and counting this season. Six of them were taken... » Read More I have shot through mesh and found it to cause some shots to be off substantially at 20 yards. I suggest cutting a small hanging flap out of the mesh in the middle area of areas in the blind where you have viable shooting lanes then tape it up when hunting. If the taped up flap is 3x3 inches the deer will not see your movement as long as you are wearing dark clothing and moving slow. TAKE PRACTICE SHOTS FIRST ON A TARGET TO WORK OUT YOUR STEPS QUIETLY. This solves the issue and you can be sure of the shot. The ramcats are awesome. Seven deer and counting this season. Six of them were taken with ramcats and my Mathews bow. « Show Less
1758860
Re: I forgot to tell you that items are not infra red. So at night you can't see anything. But at night, don't open your door to anyone..Anyway, I have a light which is near the camera, and enlightens automatically.
240978
it has a significant mirror effect from the outside; so if it is light out, and / or the sun is shining on it, it will look like a mirror and be very hard to see into. it is nearly, but, not perfectly non-see thru' at night too.
1947638
This is not a pencil strobe light - it gives off red light like any flashlight. This is an excellent flashlight - one of the best!!!! Most of us use this type of light for hunting. Usually about 100 to 200 yards from our blinds we would use this light to find our way. Deer and specific other animals do not see color - and the red does not spook them. Use a white light and the animals know you are there and they are gone.
1401758
Well, transparent would imply completely see-through. It's sort of semi-transluscent depending on what is behind it. I used the material to backlight a projector image through a window and you could see the image clearly on the other side. Lookingout through the window or into the house however, you couldn't see anything. If it is stretched tight over something darker than the white fabric, you may be able to see underneath.
1208417
Yes, it will be hard to see when it is not in direct light, but it is clear enough that you will see some wood. This also would depend on how dark of a wood back you have chosen. A light wood back will show through a lot more
527385
Unfortunately, you can see the red "flash" although it is faint, it's still visible. If you're wanting to use this to photgraph, prowlers as in people, I would recommend getting the locking cable. We bought our camera to try to catch people going onto our property, as well as to catch the deer or whatnot, the people came out during the day (to swim in our pond), but the deer came out at night. Anyways, the locking cable is really good, and so far we haven't come across a tree that it doesn't fit around. Also, the camera has a built in spot that you can put a pad lock on to keep people from stealing the SD Card, or turning off the camera. Hope this helps. Unfortunately, you can see the red "flash" although it is faint, it's still visible. If you're wanting to use this to photgraph, prowlers as in people, I would recommend getting the locking cable. We bought our camera to try to catch people going onto our property, as well as to catch the deer or whatnot, the people came out during the day (to swim in our pond), but the deer came out at night. Anyways, the locking cable is really good, and so far we haven't come across a tree that it doesn't fit around. Also, the camera has a built in spot that you can put a pad lock on to keep... » Read More Unfortunately, you can see the red "flash" although it is faint, it's still visible. If you're wanting to use this to photgraph, prowlers as in people, I would recommend getting the locking cable. We bought our camera to try to catch people going onto our property, as well as to catch the deer or whatnot, the people came out during the day (to swim in our pond), but the deer came out at night. Anyways, the locking cable is really good, and so far we haven't come across a tree that it doesn't fit around. Also, the camera has a built in spot that you can put a pad lock on to keep people from stealing the SD Card, or turning off the camera. Hope this helps. « Show Less
45413
Yes, you can see thru it, especially if the sun is directly behind it, but still, it dramatically reduces visibility. We are very happy we installed it as the neighbors have to really make a point to look thru it, as opposed before when they could easily watch us.
587965
Only Somewhat, You can see through it but not enough to tell what you are looking at. It is like seeing a shadow. It does what we wanted.
331703
You can see through them, not clearly since they are colored, but you can see things through them and they allow light in also which is nice. Hope that helps.
479150
I cannot see through the material when it is placed on the bottom of the bed. I have been very happy with my purchase.