I CONVERTED CAMCORDER TO INFRA RED TO SEE UFO,S, GHOST ETC INVISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE.

And now that has soaked in, or at least had the chance of ; )

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Here's the zone you're looking for. I've heard several oddities and I 'do not' recommend popping your head into the induction zone, mmmkay...

Whats that link take you to? It looks like a typo URL

The link is;
[link to img99.imageshack.us]

I was banned and link scrambled. I can only guess I posted too fast after the last. Or MO is here.

I have two, their worth the money.

It picks up both visible and infrared during daylight.

But during total darkness there is about 15 foot range in the infrared.

The six illuminators look like their NOT on , but they are.

I used my altered camera cell phone and indeed confirmed those LEDS are on

I also used my infrared flashlight which extends the range to about 50-100 feet...........LEGION

I wonder why orbs can be photographed without an ir filters, or night vision optics?

The stuff Trevor James Constable was photographing on ir film is astounding, if you're not familiar with him or his work do a google, very fascinating stuff.

TVtech, how relatively easy/simple is it to modify a fuji s7000 for ir?

Mmmmkay Mr. Mackay.

TIR2 Thermal Camera. 8,000nm to 14,000nm 320x240 Pixels $19,500.00

Examples of its pictures show what some call an aura camera:

[link to www.maxmax.com]

I just completed my Logitech Pro 3000 USB webcam hack to see infrared and night vision.I still need alot more LED to see farther than just one tv remote. Here is the link to the instructable although its not exactly the same as his cam but just about. [link to www.hoagieshouse.com] . I looked at my 5 dollar bill and its totally blank on one side that we cant see with our eyes.

the some who call it an aura camera are mentally ill

its converting different temps into colors, not detecting electromagnetic fields and converting them to image. mental illness is a bitch

Orb's are usually picked up at night in the range of the flash. A camera flash gives off an array of light spectrum including Uv and Ir if i'm not mistaken. Thats the light you see bouncing off and illuminating the spook orbs, to prove it to yourself go do a few shots with a flash camera late at night in a cemetary.

Thanks for the reply, but I wasn't asking for proof I've been photographing orbs for years. It was rather, just a question as to why the orbs are fairly easy to photograph & something like the things Trevor James Constable photographed one needs ir film or other ir equipment.

I posted above about the logitech hack I did. I was looking at some US five dollar bills and they are totally blank on one side. Must be a way of tracking money or some sort real money ID. Now I am checking everything out with this cam. My veins in my arms are bright and i dont even see em without the cam. I can see my pc speakers although I cant see em without. Now I need to do my digital camera so I can go outside and set it up to see ufo's perhaps..lol

Those "X-RAY Specs" actually used BIRD FEATHERS! Each lens in the spec was a made of two pieces of cardboard that sandwiched a black bird feather, and a hole in the center of the sandwich to peer out of. The effect was based on the interference pattern that the feather made on light passing through the hole. So your bare arm, for instance, would appear as a thinner "bone" with a faint outline of "flesh" surrounding it. A totally lame party gag and not at all real IR or UV vision. But a cool thing for kids!

[link to www.ufoarea.com]

That's the basis for the screening technology employed at airports.
Look up for TRV-65 hi-8 cameras made before July 98 on e-bay and save yourselves the trouble of cleaning up the mess that can possibly arise during conversion.

Thats intresting and now I wonder if I really want to use my IR cam outside. I am not sure if I want to see anything to this extent.

What you want to do is get permission to run your camera at an old church building. I use to work in one and it's the only time in my life that I heard unexplainable noises like chairs being dragged across the floor and it was 4 in the morning and I'm 100% sure i saw the only (living) person there.

I told a friend about it and she said that she too has heard of similar tales and she shared a story with me about a friend of hers that once placed a tape recorder in their church at night and the next day they listen to it and heard some pretty weird stuff.

I don't like talking about this stuff because frankly, it gives me the Hibbie jibbies!

wow,, im glad many here have done the mods to their cams,,if u get a snapshot of sumthin please share it

well ive got a smaller vhs-c camcorder ive dug out to do the ir mod to,, so part of my day is planned

right on tvtech3...I hope you catch something!

I just got myself a dirt cheap webcam with IR capability. Model: Colorvis CVC-2005 King Kong(TM)... great name for such a cute and tiny webcam... LOL! It looks awsome BTW.

Specs: clip-on fastening to the monitor, manual focus, VGA resolution and quite ok pictue quality and framerate. Not very much noise for such a cheap cam, color reproduction could be better though but is very acceptable. I suspect it could have something to do with an assumed lack of an IR blocking filter in the camera. I couldn't get the built-in microphone to work with the supplied driver but who cares. Price: $15.

Over to what matters in this thread! It has an array of six IR LEDS that activate in low light conditions down to total darkness. The IR illumination isn't very strong but it works ok on short distances.

The IR sensitivity appears to be stellar! In normal room daylight conditions, I checked with two pieces of "black" colour negatives in order to block out all visible light. It worked perfectly, I get an excellent black&white rendering of the parts of the IR-spectrum it captures. Faces looks really weird and spooky, it is like all facial hair disappears. Brunettes become blondes.

Next step is just to make a little cylinder to fit over the lens as a holder for those dark negatives to block out visible light. Paper, cardboard, whatever.

Now if I only could get some tips for a free surveillance software that starts capturing video when something moves in the picture... anyone?

/L

PS. I pointed the cam at the TV which was on. Through the IR filter the screen was totally blank, black as if it was off. This is definitely another world that needs to be explored. Extremely interesting!

Leopold,,,here is one,its a trial version but it will work and i will look around for another
[link to www.softpedia.com]

Any tips for a nice video capture software that can be set to record only when movement is detected? Freeware, preferably.

Thanks.

/L

Thanks! Got some posting problems here which caused a delay.

/L

Concerning the type of webcam I reviewed earlier, the technical performance in low light conditions is spectacular thanks to the IR illumination and the great sensitivity to IR. You have an invisible spotlight in your face.

That is, it is appreciated if you can accept the fact that your hair looks grey, and dark colours generally become shades of light grey. If you want a preview of how you will look like when retired look no further!

Very interesting effects with this cam. Still too lazy to make that visible light blocker, though. Maybe tomorrow.

TvTech3, I couldn't make that software record on motion only. We have to keep looking for suitable products. Imagine the possibilities... I was thinking of trying to see if there are interesting stuff that goes on when I'm journeying, dreaming lucid dreams etc.

This prospect of having possibilities to see and record things that are invisible to the naked eye certainly begs to be explored to the fullest extent.

/L

Hehe,, i know what i have on me head lol,,i just keep it dyed lol
Anyway i will look for another that will be motion activated and will post it here

also get this evp maker to catch spirit voices,
[link to www.stefanbion.de]

well the camcorders i had are shot from sitting so long so i will have to hunt 1 down somewhere,,prolly at pawn shop or flea market

check out clouds using negative art setting on a sony hi 8 cam-----theyre about $1-150 at pawn shops-being dumped for digital cams really hi quality and fun

Where's the best place to get a Colorvis CVC-2005 King Kong(TM)?