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Now now now, what have we here then. See earthfiles for full story. This is a video showing us how to make our own infrared cameras. Just what are they trying to hide from us. I wonder?? Full story Subject: Homeland Security Ban On Infrared Cameras. Date: March 5, 2008 To: earthfiles@earthfiles.com "Hi Linda, I am a photography professor at a major college in the Midwest. Our department recently placed a purchase order for a infrared digital still camera. We were shipped the normal spectrum version of the camera with no explanation. When I called the NYC photo suppliers, I was informed that Homeland Security has placed a ban on the sale of ALL digital still and video cameras with infrared capability! Only law enforcement or other agencies can buy them with approval from the manufacturer. They cannot be shipped, but must be picked up in person. An end user license must be completed in the store. I immediately recalled your recent talk on Coast to Coast AM about there being 'something' in the infrared spectrum our government does not want us to see. Our photo program merely wanted to buy the infrared camera for the interesting landscape photographs IR is capable of recording. You can verify my email by following this link to the Major Photo retailer. Earlier this year, Eastman Kodak suddenly and without warning stopped making infrared film, which had been available for decades. No reason was given, but I now believe this ban came from Homeland Security. Clearly there is <b>...</b>

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www.theiphoneguru.net This tutorial is an explanation of how to create and use a DIY IR transmitter that you can use to trigger your DSLR cameras from your iPhone. The iPhone is running an app called DSLR.bot. You can view the whole written tutorial with detailed images at the link below www.theiphoneguru.net

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How to see through clothing part 3. This video shows how to overcome bright conditions when using your do it yourself airport scanner device This video addresses one of the problems you might run into when using the film/night vision DIY IR camera method. That problem is how to film in bright sunlight without the video being all washed out and void of any detail. One solution is to use the film canister method, which is really quite simple: 1) Get a hold of a film canister. If you don't have one go to Walmart and ask someone at the photo lab for one. Get one with a black bottom and grey cover. You'll only need the cover. 2) Drill a hole right in the center of the canister cover. You can experiment with the size of the hole, but 1/8 inch seems to work okay. 3) Place the canister cover over the lens of your video camera. This will fit very nicely over most of the slightly older models, and will be good enough on the newer ones. 4) When you look into the viewfinder/lcd display you will notice blackness surrounding a circular area where you are shooting at. Zoom in until there is no longer blackness in the corners. 5) You are now ready to shoot. You will notice that you are able to get much better footage with greater detail and it isn't anywhere near as bright. Stay tuned for our next video which will also address bright light conditions. Thank you. Please 'Like', comment, and SUBSCRIBE! Thank you!

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This is a description of a DIY night vision device I built from a CVS one time use digital camcorder. Any questions about it, feel free to message me.

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CORRECTION: The description originally stated that exposed film was to be used, but you actually have to use blank, developed film. A chemical used in the development process is what gives the film it's visible light filtering capabilities. First off my apologies for the very shoddy camera work and even shoddier narration. Secondly, this is merely my own personal findings after conducting several very unscientific tests using esotericsean's method of turning an ordinary camcorder into one that only lets in infrared light, allowing the operator to 'see through' various objects including clothing. The tests speak for themselves and yes, by using this method you can actually see what people are wearing under their clothing, provided that the clothing is relatively clingy, and is a thin fabric. Dark clothing works the best, but I've also gotten great results with all colors, provided that the fabric is thin and clingy. The method: In case you haven't seen EsotericSean's video tutorial, the method is simple. You take any ordinary video camera with night shot capability, and you take a piece of BLANK, DEVELOPED film and put it over the lens. The film filters out all light other than infrared and the night vision disengages the infrared blocker in the camera. Now, if you want to be a little daring and don't care about using the camera normally ever again you can try removing the IR blocker from the camera entirely, although some people have said that it screws up the focus. So I <b>...</b>

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How to see through clothing part 2 If you enjoy my videos, please subscribe, comment/rate, etc. Thank you. In this installment we set out to see the differences different colors have on the DIY IR Filter, and the experiment couldn't possibly have been more unscientific. Does anyone really care about the scientific validity of my findings? Probably not, but a few will probably bring it up. Anyhow, we bought what we thought were identical tops in different colors, only to later find out that they were actually different fabrics, which totally changed the scope of our experiment and any results that might be garnered from it. If you enjoy my videos please rate/comment/subscribe. Thank you!

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Demonstration of how I converted my cheap webcam into a cheap night vision (infrared) webcam.

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First attempt at building an IR Camera Blinder

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Infrared camera by removing IR filter from a cheap webcam. With predator music and predator vision effects.

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(Note: this is a "near-infrared" camera and does not show heat.) We've been modifying cheap cameras to take near-infrared (IR) photos. Though we cannot perceive it with our eyes the plants and other materials around us reflect wavelengths of light in infrared. Interestingly the sensors in digital camera can react to wavelengths of light in the near infrared. Presently IR light is filtered out from our cameras so that digital images look normal to us. Removing that filter allows us to pick up information in IR. If you want to learn more about it, take a look at our page about this project: publiclaboratory.org and the page about NDVI and NRG analysis using near-infrared images: publiclaboratory.org

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Infrared and You - make a working infrared filter for photography and video with common household objects. First of a DIY Science series for my MA thesis in 2007.

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video shows hack that allows communication with wiimote camera via I2C bus. Camera can be used for laser tracking with up 200 Hz update in embedded devices (no PC required)

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Video on builing a profesional looking video camera stabilizer without spending all of the big bucks! I recycled a few parts not everyone would have laying around, but this assembly complete with Quick release, monopod and easier to grip piping vs. the $14 metal bracket design commonly seen on Youtube! Song remix by: Skelayo, Heres a remix I did from the ghostbusters theme. mp3 file on: www.newgrounds.com original song by ray parker: ghostbusters.

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I came up with this idea after getting only 25 minute recording times using 2 AAA rechargeable batteries. It now uses 4 AA rechargeable batteries. I have tested this setup for at least 85 minutes now and will post an update when the battery runs out. Also, the camera picks up and records audio decently now. It crackles sometimes, but I plan to add in a small microphone windscreen. Hope someone learns something from my very first DIY video. Update: The battery run time was tested to last 7.5 hours. Another thing is that the batteries weigh down the helmet considerably and messes up my neck.

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Example of using a DIY projector, a DIY infrared pen, and a wiimote (use of its IR camera and its bluetooth features) to create a cheap digital whiteboard.

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Making a IR LED Array for an IR camera.

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Learn how to perform thermal imaging scans, infrared inspection from Show Me How Videos. Thermal Imaging Fundamentals, Infrared, IR Camera Series 1 In this Video You Will Learn •The functions of a typical IR Camera •About the science of thermography •The role of Emissivity, Reflectivity and Transmissivity •Sampling techniques for an infrared camera •Understanding the thermal image •Investigative procedures and limitations •Utilizing an IR camera in the field •Identifying moisture concerns •Locating energy loss issues •Using to identify electrical wiring concerns Your Host: Todd Stevens Thermography techniques are used to locate and identify suspect areas of including moisture, energy loss and electrical concerns. Mr. Stevens a veteran thermographer shares his knowledge and experience with you throughout this video. In this introduction to thermal imaging, Todd will discuss basic infrared camera functions and procedures including proper use of the equipment. He also discusses the science behind the equipment and some of the practical uses. Video 1 Hour 14 minutes All rights reserved ® www.showmehowvideos.com Watch it -- Learn it -- Do it The Basics of Thermal Imaging IR Thermography or Infrared Cameras This technology can be used in residential and commercial construction to detect building defects including moisture leaks or damage, heat loss, inadequate insulation and much more. This video shows the state of the art in infrared technology developed by FLIR. Todd Stevens <b>...</b>

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A demonstration of the transparency of some liquids (in this case, Coca Cola) in near infrared radiation versus visible light. IR camera used: modified webcam (replaced IR blocking filter with floppy disk magnetic film) To learn more about this and other awesome and fascinating projects and unrelated junk, visit my blog @ www.spl3001.com

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WII remote contains an IR camera that can track up to four objects simultaneously at 200Hz frequency (yes, 200Hz when communicating directly via I2C). This video shows how camera can work with IR filter removed (requires disassembly of camera). This video is a copy from one of my accounts "sha433"

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I took apart an old digital camera and removed the IR filter, I now have a fully functional camera that can take pictures and video in NIR . . . oh yeah, video in the dark!!!!

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This clip demonstrates how infrared cameras are used during a home energy efficiency audit. This is not a "how to" video. The measures taken in this footage should not be attempted without professional assistance.

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Using the infrared camera in the Wii remote and a head mounted sensor bar (two IR LEDs), you can accurately track the location of your head and render view dependent images on the screen. This effectively transforms your display into a portal to a virtual environment. The display properly reacts to head and body movement as if it were a real window creating a realistic illusion of depth and space. By Johnny Chung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University. For more information and software visit johnnylee.net

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I made some IR goggles using A bunch of IR LEDs and a digital camera.

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I extracted the IR camera from the Wiimote and interfaced it with an arduino controlling a servo. That Wii camera is a slick device. Check out my instructable for more info. www.instructables.com

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This is the second version of my Nikon Bluetooth controller that I've been working on. The project is based around an Arduino and a BlueSmirf Bluetooth tranciever. In the first version, control of the camera was achieved using an IR LED, and emulating the Nikon IR remote. In this second version, the control is through the wired shutter-release/GPS port. The camera I'm using is a Nikon D90, but this same controller would work on all Nikons that have the same shutter release/GPS port as the D90. Additionally, I've read about Canon and Sony DSLRs also having a wired shutter-release port that operates in the same way, you'd just have to find the pin-out of those ports and make your own connector . On the Android side, right now I'm using SENA BTerm as the Bluetooth terminal. This isn't a long term solution, but for now is a proof-of-concept that camera control from the phone is possible. I've got a lot more ideas brewing on this project, and should have some updates on them before too long. Thanks for checking it out!

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Hi folks bought a couple of "30 LED IR Night CCTV Video Audio Security Camera TP10" from HUYEDAN on EBay. Pleased with the cameras and the seller has great communication and attitude. Thought i'd quickly show you how to set it up. I'm using some cat5 cable that i scabbed out of the university bins, they were literally throwing out hundreds of meters of the stuff (such a waste), the nature of twisted pair means that cat5 is ideal for any sort of signal hence why its used for networking. But in this situation i'm using it for surveillance. You could use one pair for the power, but you have to look out for the voltage drop over long distances, so its best to have one pair for positive and one for negative, that way you half the impedance and thus halve the voltage drop. after that, you have one pair for audio and one for video, you 'could' combine the grounds of the two however, this is twisted pair so don't! -there are some great illustrations of twisted pair on the internet (try searching for RS485), so if your interested please check it out.

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making your home safe from badgers, squirrels and the occasional teenage girl jogging is paramount in this episode of DIY home security!

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I am trying to develop a low-cost DIY thermal imaging device. The commercially available thermal imaging cameras still cost well over $1000 because of high production costs and low demand. Many hobbyists would like to have a cheap thermal imaging camera even if performance is not as good as commercial or military units. My goal is to build such a camera. In this video, I am testing one possible approach: Using a very thin projection screen that is painted with thermochromic liquid crystals. These liquid crystals change color in the temperature range 77*F to 86*F. Ideally, the projection screen housing would be heated (or cooled) to 77*F, so that all incident thermal radiation would raise the screen temperature higher than this, and immediately cause a color change.

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This video is a night vision I2 showing low light capabilities while in combat. C130 platform and dual tube US generation 3+ and generation 4 night vision goggles for aviation www.militaryinfrared.com

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Boost your ability to see in the dark build your own LED IR booster for approximately $15.00 with this step by step instructional video !!! Find Most the parts at your local RADIO SHACK store!! These IR boosters will works with any Sony HI8 Handy Cam Night Shot Camcorders as well as any DVR systems that user IR Cameras. List of web address's for Parts and Prices: __________________________________ 1.) 10x 8mm 3Chips 60deg 200mW Infrared IR LED Night Vision - 20x $19.00 cgi.ebay.com **Special thanks to KIP KAY's youtube channel for the idea and parts** www.youtube.com 2.) SPST High-Current Mini Toggle Switch - $2.99 (Model #275-324) www.radioshack.com 3.) Project Enclosure (3x2x1") - $2.49 (Model #270-1801) www.radioshack.com 4.) 9-Volt Battery Holder - $0.99 (Model #270-326) www.radioshack.com 5.) 10 ohm 1/4W 5% Carbon Film Resistor pk/5 - $0.99 (Model #271-1301) www.radioshack.com 6.) Fully Insulated 9V Battery Snap Connectors - $2.99 (Model #270-325) www.radioshack.com ____________________________________________________________ **Special Thanks to "Steve Lojik Lujan" for supplying the Music** cloudedmoonproductions.com

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