DIY Night Vision Goggles
I am trying to make DIY Night Vision Goggles. I have the first part, infrared led into a lightbulb. I need to find a good infrared camera, two actually. The target price is $80 and under to make it about the same as this, but with two cameras.
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Apr 24, 2009. 6:12 PMzac_sraw
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there are infrared webcams for sale on ebay for about $4 aus and $8 aus postage, there is footage of them here on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQPUzPXKRuU&feature=PlayList&p=91021DC5D44BA7D8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=49
I believe there are a few instructables on this. Have you searched?
. Most digital cameras are sensitive to IR, but the IR is blocked by a filter between the lens and the sensor. Replace the IR filter with a visible light filter and you have an IR camera.
. Search Ibles for "IR"
. Search Google for "IR camera +DIY"
. Search Ibles for "IR"
. Search Google for "IR camera +DIY"
Nov 29, 2008. 6:39 PMstarwing123 (author)
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Thinks, I wonder if those $20 digital cameras would work.
. Should work with just about any digital camera. See TUA's link.
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