Can I use this infrared with a cellphone camera (Galaxy S4) to record in dark?
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I don't think that would work. The galaxy s4 does not pick up infrared light, but just the visible spectrum.
1885292
Doubtful. Most cameras have an IR filter. Otherwise your pictures would have a pinkish hue.
1885293
I have used mine with my note2 and it worked so I don't see why it would not
1885294
To be effective any camera including yours must be capable of filtering the light source to receive and use the infrared spectrum, most commonly the 840nm band. The infrared light may be visible but not usable.
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I think there is only infrared function for night shot. You can take white-black video at night not color one
1187458
Almost all night vision IR lights emit a red glow when they are active and recording in the dark - that's just how they work. Without the IR lights, it wouldn't be able to record in the dark. You can cover them up with black electrical tape if you didn't want to use the night vision function, but then you'd be better off just buying a non-night-vision camera in the first place and saving some money.
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Yes, but the IR LEDs can only illuminate up to about a meter. If you add additional more powerful IR lights, it will see much better. I tried this with a foscam 9821 netcam with IR and the mini cam sees much better with the foscam IR LEDs on.
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I checked gopro, found out it do not carry IR sensitive len. You need to replace Len to make it work. If you change len with IR sensitive, IR Illuminator should be work for it. Thanks
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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.
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I use this device for investigation purposes at work where i plug the camera to a DVR and program the IP address & DNS setting so i can remotely monitor. It is NOT great in the dark as it isnt designed for that. You may look into IR cameras for that.
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It shouldn't. The smart trigger is bluetooth instead of infrared. so your smartphone can trigger the camera from any direction relative to the camera once installed. Works with the same kind of connection as a wireless earpiece for your phone, rather than the with kind of connection for your TV remote
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It is a one mega pixel camera. It is a cmos sensor so it can record ir but it has no built in ir lights. I have deployed several of these and work a lot with Ubiquiti equipment.
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I did it, but the video quality went way down. It works okay for me, but I haven't tried it with the IR LED's on. Worst case scenenario, run a light extension cord. Hope that helped. :)
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I could not.However I think in manual was mentioned you will be able to do whenCamera is not on battery
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Sorry No. The 4 IR LEDs are at the corners of the lens. They are not very bright, a dim dull red color. If you hold your hand close to the lens it does have a effect, illuminating objects in total darkness only up to a foot away. They are no help when recording at night. I tried everything through the menu to turn them off with no luck, my solution was black electrical tape over the four LEDs
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I'm not sure about any restrictions that might result from operating the system in China (possibly access to the cloud-based storage of video?), but I do know that the cameras use infrared for night time use. It seems to be fairly effective out to about 20 - 25 feet.
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Shouldn't be a problem. The infrared illuminator is built in and runs off the camera's power supply. The output is standard CATV.
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I don't think it can capture video that far at night, or trip the motion sensor. During the day it can film that far, but I don't think it will at night. This works better at around 12-15 feet in darkness.
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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
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Hi max_the_photog, no, Sony does not have a camcorder that can shoot infrared footages. Thanks_Mitch