Make Night Vision! (New Solution)

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Make an infrared night vision device. Now you can see on night. If you like, please rate and digg! Thanks

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Make Night Vision! (New Solution)

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I don't think you guys understand...
If you were standing in that room while he was recording the demo...You will find it is pitch black even with his torch on...hence "night vision". None of that light is visable to the naked human eye, only cameras.
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- Thanks
  Thanks to you for understanding.
  By Napon 1214937243 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8230635~~
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nice!
a simpler solution would be to change the leds os the fist lamp for infrared leds.... so you can just carry a single device instead a messy taped torch...
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- Maybe...
  Maybe if you have infrared leds. But i just show new solution:). That`s the point :)
  By Napon 1214477358 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8230635~~
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crappy music
i almost stopped watching because of the intencely crappy music.
By pyroduck7 1231441032 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~11056887~~
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question
where can i find lcd like shown in the video?
is it expensive?
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  In almost every device with LCD. I don`t know where you can buy(probably in electronics store) because i used LCD from old devices i had at home.
  
  Thanks
  
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5 stars
well deserved
By Nextraker 1215227161 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~7762105~~
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To hampti
hampti...This is for education purpose. You decide where to use.
By Napon 1215094711 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8230635~~
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!!! ??? What's the use of this light...
For what do you use this kind of torch ???
By hampti 1215091768 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~7730720~~
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Nice job
I will be trying this one out. 5 stars!
By Howie_D 1214952765 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~7367474~~
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You can try...
New digital cameras have IR filter. Old digital cameras dont have. Just try. I use SONY DSC - S500. Thanks
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Incredible
Amazing and brilliant
By Foresttre 1214883256 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8449077~~
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good
5***
By marek080580 1214856981 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~5602965~~
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hm
nice idea
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good
video.It was easy to follow, However I wished the graphics were up longer. Have you tried to put these filters on a camera lens and see if you can see IR in the daytime? Thanks for shareing.
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  The filter is used to reduce the usual light? Without it on daytime is seen the light and the IR too
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Nice Video
5 S*****
By nainlove2005 1214400800 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8170376~~
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  Thanks for 5
  By Napon 1214404582 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8230635~~
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Hey zf1...
First try...than talk! We try this and this is fact! It`s work!
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nice trick!
but what happens with cameras that have an infrared filter? some webcams have that already.
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- Then...
  Then use camera that not have infrard filter ;). I use Sony DSC-S500.
  By Napon 1214477167 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8230635~~
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but why si hard
juz use the classic torch if u cant see in the dark ..zzzz its just so lame right ?
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- the point
  is to remain undetected by other people yet still be able to see, I think it is cool
  you should check out the one that I made with a remote control
  5*s
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  Thanks for help.
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  With this only you can see. If you not use polarizators on torch everybody can see. Clear?
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What is it, this is?
This is rubbish it is!
By Yiddish Schmiddish 1214902757 Reply Spam [-2] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~9284147~~
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- not Rubbish!
  Typical, people reject what they don’t understand. Infrared devices like this one have countless applications. Far from rubbish, even the military uses devices like this.
  By G-dub 1214920079 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4314782~~
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- Oh stop talking nonsense
  Yes, the military use night vision goggles and cameras, but they don't use devices 'like this'. Not made out of torches and polarizing filters, and cameras that aren't designed to detect IR (they're designed to detect light in the visible spectrum - how obvious does that need to be?).
  
  If I posted a video on how to make a radar guided missile using toilet roll tubes and elastic bands could I count on you to spring to its defence because 'the military use devices like this' too?
  
  Go get some education.
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- No no...
  If you cant understand it`s not my problem. Thanks
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- My friend is right here
  Why would a video camera be sensitive to infra red light? If it was, then any time you photographed something hot or emitting heat (e.g. a person, a light buld, a flame) the sensor would be swamped.
  
  It responds to the visible spectrum. Your video is a total farce, and what a ridiculous way of producing IR (which I don't actually believe works anyway).
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OK...But,
Just wondering...what purpuse could this possibly serve? I mean, if u want light...why not just turn on the torchlight??? It's cool and all just to know that you can make infrared light...but can you actually DO something with it?
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