Your descriptions says, "+Camera". Does this camera use infrared for night vision? What is the camera brand?
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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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The camera is junk it has small lights in it and mine is wired into the reverse light power so it only comes on when I'm in reverse light has never been a problem but the cameras plastic housing fills with moisture I used to be able to tap it do it went to the bottom and you could see out of it but now it just needs to be replaced. Dont buy this for the free camera that comes with it it's still a good radio just need to buy a better cam
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i don't know the camara brand but the only thing i can tell you is that is really good...work perfect even at night � time...
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Dale, I own another brand but the infrared cameras do not flash visible light(infrared wavelength 'flash' is outside human eye perception). There is a red glow on the IR LEDs when the camera is triggered. It's not bright, but it is visible if you're looking at it. If you position your cams right, nobody knows http://www.gizmology.net/LEDs.htm will tell you more than you want to know about IR emitters
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Yes - the night vision capability is controlled by the camera not the base system.
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NO, it isn't a night vision camera. This camera doesn't record, you have to hook it up to a DVR in order to record, it is ONLY a camera.
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It only lights up a small area in total darkness. Low light helps extend ur infrared. But too much light eliminates the night vision effect. This camera also has problems focusing in the dark. I sold mine because it was a major issue.
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Bethica. The camcorder does not have hookup for IR attachment. You will have to hold. But the camcorder does have an IR light that emits some infrared for closeup viewing.
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if its comes with infrared it will take pics at night[black and white photos]in the day time it will be color pics.read the instructions on screen before youbuy it.It will indicate if it has infrared.if it dose not ,don't buy it. tauz
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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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My scnc2900 infrared night vision worked fine through glass. It is an in door camera located on a dining hutch. The hutch doors are glass. I opened the doors and could see clearly through the glass from my pc at night. Keep in mind that to see anyone's facial features (to make an ID) you would have to have the person within 10 feet of the camera or so.
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This camera has infra-red night vision, not thermal sensing technology. You would need a thermal camera for something like that.
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Please note that the product specs indicate that infrared LEDs are used to provides an alternate light source to supplement visible light for the camera 'see' in low and no light conditions. It is not to be confused with night vision which amplifies whatever visible iight is available.
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In day yes, night no . Night vision only b&w , Never had n vision before . Simple to install but night vision not so good ? I dont think any cameras any better , You just need surface to bunce back ir light i guess . Work well inside shop & driveway ,but not pointing out in open flat area with no back ground .
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Hi max_the_photog, no, Sony does not have a camcorder that can shoot infrared footages. Thanks_Mitch
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Dear Wolfgang,Please check and verify if the camera you are using is Analog camera. You can use it for night owl systems if the cameras are analog cameras. Thank you!
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No it is infrared so only if you are looking at the camera will you even see the red lights glow but not noticeably. We have used it very successfully for several months now and it helped us catch a raccoon visiting our back porch nightly!! He never looked at the camera even when it was taking his picture!
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Hi, this Sony Cybershot doesn't have any infrared or night vision for taking images in the dark w.o the flash. -Ely
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There are 2 differant wavelengths used for ir elliminated night vision on cameras (850 nM & 940 nM) the former is the most comon, and results in a slightly visible red glow, the latter is newer, and provides an illumination the is not visible to thehuman eye. Whether a camera works with one, the other, or both has to do with the bypas filter included in the camera. The only way to get an accurate answer is to email your camera,s manufaxturer and ask them if the 950nM wavelenth of this illuminator will work? Sorry, but without the key bit of technical data. Any answer is speculation Jim