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rdking647

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8. yes you can

Tue Jan 3, 2012, 09:11 PM

Jan 2012

the sensors are sensitive to IR but teh camera manufactorors put a filter over the sensor to block IR. you can have it removed so the camera records IR and in some cases block visible and only record IR ( I have one modified like that)

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Congratulations! handmade34 Jan 2012 #1

Yeah!!! congratulations Mira Jan 2012 #2

Congrats!! cyrakitty Jan 2012 #3

I am sure someone here can help you handmade34 Jan 2012 #4

thanks!!! cyrakitty Jan 2012 #5

Do you have the Limux camera? postatomic Jan 2012 #7

Wow I am such a newbie!! cyrakitty Jan 2012 #14

A Canon DSLR? Okay. postatomic Jan 2012 #16

Thank you!!! cyrakitty Jan 2012 #17

Tripod and long exposure.... CC Jan 2012 #11

I don't think you can shoot infrared with digital cameras. flamin lib Jan 2012 #6

yes you can rdking647 Jan 2012 #8

Well. yeah. And a Hundai Sonata can do 0-60 in 3.8 seconds. Just takes a little work . . . flamin lib Jan 2012 #9

You can take IR with the CC Jan 2012 #10

Actually, Digital Cameras by nature are very sensitive to IR postatomic Jan 2012 #12

Yeah, you can have a camera modified. flamin lib Jan 2012 #13

According to the Opteka website cyrakitty Jan 2012 #15

postatomic gave you CC Jan 2012 #18

Actually a digital camera is the best way to test an IR remote. JohnnyRingo Jan 2012 #21

You guys are beaut! MerryBlooms Jan 2012 #19

That is a nice camera JohnnyRingo Jan 2012 #20