ZZThis is digital. Does bright light destroy the night vision like in older systems with cascade tubes? Thanks
1286524
You do get "Flare" when you look at a bright light. There is no permanent damage that I have noticed.
1902431
No, this older version of hardware does not have night vision. Logitech's newer, more expensive hardware does have night vision, I think. The software for the older hardware also will not work with Windows 8.
440130
Don't buy it it's really really bad in the night I have the infant optics DXR-5 and it's the best for night vision
2201018
Looks like its designed to imitate infrared emitters. These are used to enhance nightvision in cameras, and you can definitely see it in cameras that have it. The brighter the light, the more the camera can see in pitch dark.
1176332
Yes - the night vision capability is controlled by the camera not the base system.
2113009
I don't know. However the night vision keeps going out. I constantly have to reset it. At first i could do it from my phone but now it won't let me. I have to travel a hour and a half t to go home and reset it. Also, after a while it wants you to upgrade for a fee or else you can't watch the videos of movement that took place in the house when you are not home.
477853
Yes, it's called NightShot Plus. It is available on most, if not all, Sony camcorders. Most other manufacturers may have a 1 or 2 lux minimum, (needing some light to work) while the Sony can work in total darkness with its infrared sensor to a distance of 10-12 feet. The older version gave everything a greenish hue, while the newer version supposedly has more accurate color.
1002079
yes...they are the same. Normal LED glow red during night photo, but the Blackout screen inhibit the red glow...and the night time photos are still clear...in Black and White.
417915
Model ZMD-CCH-BBS23NM - 600TVL IR Bullet Camera Image Sensor 1/4" Color CMOS TV System NTSC Horizontal Resolution 600 TV-Lines Lens 3.6mm Number of IR LEDs 24 LEDs Infrared Illumination (Night Vision) up to 80ft (20~25m) Minimum Illumination 0.0 Lux S/ N Ratio 48dB Video Output 1.0Vp-p, 75ohms Weatherproof Yes Operating Temperature 14F~122F / -10C ~50C Power 12V DC Power Consumption IR on Max 150mA Dimensions (W x D x H) 3.3" x 2.5" x 2.6" Gross Weight 0.33 lbs Material Metal Shell
231232
I have Cam 4PK-600, 4PK Hi-resolution 600 TVL security cameras with 100 ft. night vision. I am sure I ordered on Amozon. BUT, I had trouble with one of the cameras about 6 weeks ago and ask for help from NightOwl, even had a responce # of some kind, and NEVER HEARD ONE WORD FROM THEM. I am not impressed with the cameras at all. And the night vision sucks.
1122242
No this Scope is not. The optics are clear and gather a decent amount of light but you need something completely different if you want to see in the dark. The basic night vision capable device has an intensifier tube that gathers the ambient light in the atmosphere and amplifies it on a plate and you actually see the image on the plate. The wave length for green is the most prominent at night so that is why you see the images with a green hue.The more sophisticated and hence more expense devices can have very clear images but they cost many thousands of dollars. The Vortex reticle has crosshairs like a rifle scope with hash marks that utilized the MRAD (Military Ranging And Distant) premise to allow you to accurately determine a known object and its distance from your viewing location. I hope this helps.
1122244
No, this is not a night vison monocular. It is a very high quality optic. Very clear images and it does a great job in low light due to it's superior optics. I'd definately buy this monocular again.
1435947
I don't have the trueClo but the HiViz works great in a dark room! Seems to grab minimal light out of thin air to light up the front sight on our Mossberg 500. Now my wife feels more comfortable about using it at night for anyone foolish enough to breach our home!!
1434249
Full disclosure- i use this as a patrol chest cam. It works OK at night, the HD 1080 picks up the best. It is in no way NVG or patrol vehicle cam sensitive. The best i can describe it is less than eyesight. Without artificial light it will pick up pin point light (like dashboard lights) but anything else is dark. It will see what your flashlight beam is on, but not necessary what your low beams on your vehicle is illuminating. I hope this helps.
2163185
These cameras do include infrared LEDs that turn on automatically as lighting gets dark. There is no manual control to turn these on or off, or to control the intensity. The night vision are much brighter if the camera is used indoors as the light reflects off object or walls; when used outdoors with no reflection of the infrared light, it seems to be less effective unless something/someone comes into foreground view in range of the LED lighting. Also note, if cameras are placed behind glass or a window, the LEDs will reflect intensely and make viewing subjects behind the glass impossible.
46304
nope! that is the problem on this model. but phillips has a better one with night vision.
1459911
There's no night vision. And the binoculars were absolute junk. I threw them away. FYI: to have good performance at night, they would have to be infrared sensitive (which they're not) or have really wide aperture, for better light gathering (which they don't). I would recommend buying a pair of Celestron 8x21 binoculars. They work pretty well, but not for night vision.