What is the distance this lens will see during darkness?
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The lens are 2.8-12mm lens; you may manually adjust the camera's viewing angle between 40-115degrees and the viewing distance from 60-130feet; the infrared LEDs on the camera can shot out for ~115feet at night. With that being said, the maximum night vision distance you gain from this camera is 115feet.
365858
I use it outside so it is never complete dark because of lighting from yard and street. But I would guess inside completely dark, 9 ft well, further with less definition
577393
I could see pretty far like 60-70 yards but the problem is. It was barely the size of a quarter. With the 50mm I thought it would be better. Not a good choice of night vision. I will be trying another type and brand.
1094375
The exact length of the lens is TEN and ONE SIXTEENTH of a inch (w/o the housing) I can't tell you the distance but it shines a very long way you will not be disappointed this is a awesome light. Hope this helps you
1722364
this camera works in lighted places but in total darkness you will not be able to see anything, but you can try to use it with an Infared light as you know the infared will not emit any visible light but the camera will see it and I think you'll be happy with the results, I hope my humble opinion helps you and Happy hunting.
1014386
Focal distance is pretty good. It is a bit fuzzy at point blank range but from about 1/2" to say 3' or 4' I could clearly see what I was looking at. I stuck it down my drain to check the condition of the pipe and look for blockages and I could see from the camera tip to fairly far down the pipe. The light was bright enough for me to see clearly in dark areas around the camera tip.
646655
It does not provide great images in the dark. It is actually overly plagued with noise. I returned mine yesterday after a week.
1312200
You can be from infinite up to 30cm distance from your object. Less than 30cm, the image will be blurred. Hope it helps you.
561736
There are several courses on low light photography on line (You-tube) along with numerous books that can answer your question. Suffice it to say I take photographs with this lens at night successfully. Your milage may very according to your particular skill set and tools available tripod, flashlight, cable release etc. Excellent lens for a Canon 5D Marl III even at ISO 1600. I have no problem with sharpness in my photos.
1186460
That depends. It will fit your camera, and it is probably sharper than the kit lens, but this is also a very slow lens, and may not be the best suited for night photography.Also, I have had problems with bad internal reflections of small light sources in the picture, which basically ruins many of my nighttime pictures. This problem is covered in my Amazon review of this lens.
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If by nightvision you mean it can see in total darkness? Then no. But if you got enough lighting it can see as far as 15 feet away. Which is better than most cameras at this price. Especially web cams. If you want an actual nightvision that can see in total darkness you'd be paying a bit for that. The one I got picked out will cost me 150 bucks. They aren't cheap. If you see one cheap, its most likely a scam. All in all i thought this camera was a pretty decent investment for the price. Used 4 of them to keep watch on my property. Particularly this one here is one of the better ones.
1898128
It's ok at it's shortest range. Low light and long distance usually don't make a great combo. Even though it's a 30mm tube, it doesn't gather light too well on an object that's 500+yds away.
1709920
Within 15 feet, I don't have problem seeing it. However, when it's 25 feet, I can't really see. When it's at 40 feet, I use a binocular :)There is another same product with yellow/black target that might do better (not at 40 feet)
346746
F1.4 is a fast lens that's great at night or dark spaces. Good for capturing fast motion, very sharp. But my main reason was low lit area because I don't need flash.
2261707
Hi Sandy,I used it at a wedding reception in a pretty dark restaurant and even at 3/4 brightness it was more than enough light on subjects that were within 10' or so. I was using a pretty fast lens with a Canon T2i (which isn't a full frame sensor) and it was fine. Hope that helps.
509388
If you mean night vision by low light conditions then its pretty good for that. You would have to shoot it open around f1.2-1.8 even f2 its great. The large aperture gives you the ability to do so. Your DOF will be a bit shallow but the ability to shoot faster with a lower Iso will make up for it.Also remember its a manual focus lens.
1096860
it depends on your lens and how dark the environment is. If you have a 2.8 lens you should be fine. If you have a 5.6 lens and it is dark you may have a hard time focusing manually or automatically.
2215213
It has a 90 degree view. 3mm lense. Good enough for most places but dont count on these for night view because the ir is horrible.