I typed in "infrared digital" and this camera came up. It doesn't appear to be an infrared camera. Can you clarify this?
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This camera has a CCD image sensor, which is generally more sensitive to near infrared than the CMOS image sensors that newer/fancier/pricier cameras seem to use these days. HOWEVER: this camera probably has an IR filter in between the lens and the image sensor that you will have to remove via camera surgery in order to use this as an infrared camera. HTH.
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To my knowledge it is not infrared, but it is a great little camera. Always check with Best Buy for more complete information
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This is the standard camera. It does not have an IR sensor. You're thinking of the motion-activated camera, which does, and No it does not make a noise.
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Yes it uses infrared for night vision but as for the camera brand to be honest idk but for the price of the unit you will not be disappointed hope I was helpful
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Hi. Avoid this monocular. Bad resolution on the green display. The infrared has no visible effect on the image. As a whole this monocular sucks. I sold it at a loss to recover some of the expense
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I believe it is a camera that was purchase and returned to a store with limited damage. I returned a camera once after owning for a day and the store informed me that they send it right to Nikon
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It does not have any IR leds (or night vision). It's a 1MP that can run 720p images.
1641960
You got me on that one. I know what is done to make a camera into a infrared camera, bit I cannot perform the task myself. I would bet that YouTube has lots of videos on the process.
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this is a 35mm film camera. it is not digital. we used it for a college photography class.
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Digital and not good at all. This camera is pretty silly and expensive.... I'd suggest not to buy. I work with vivotek instead of toshiba: a better choice in my opinion
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This one does not have an infrared channel which does dust detection. BTW IR dust detection does not work for Kodachrome or B&W.;
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No, it is a digital night scope that sees with infrared light, works very well
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I don't know. The camera was bought s a gift. Also, I am technology inclined. Sorry
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Essentially, almost all cameras can be converted to taking Infra-red pictures. This is done by replacing the sensor and internal filters. Some work better than others, and some lenses work well and others are horrid. Your best bet is to contact one of the several companies that do IR conversions and have a dialog. BTW, once you convert a camera to IR you can still take regular pictures, you just have to convert the camera back!
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Well I suppose Canon could be lying or the two techs at two different times were misinformed about the MPEG2. Since the camera hasn't been released yet, how do you know that the files are .mod? Also some sites (not Amazon) are claiming this is an HD camera. It's not, it's SD.
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This one does not - you need to look at the infrared version of this camera.
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The camera does not use infrared for night pictures. It uses the LED's across the top of the camera as a flash and the intensity of the flash can be set to 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% or turned Off through the set up settings.
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It does use an infrared signal and needs the visual contact to work properly. ... BB