Infrared Led Security Camera

[0.05 lb] As long as I remember to point the LED at the camera it works great. It is infrared so make sure your camera is on the compatible list. It works well with my 5D MK 4. I use it to keep my finger off of the shutter release for long exposures. This eliminates operator induced camera shake. The pouch has a slot on the back to hang it on the camera strap so it is always there when you need it. It is small and unobtrusive.

[0.2 lb] Works very well. Great for the security of the camera

[46 mm] inexpensive way to get infrared look

[Clear] I bought this to use on both a conventional and Infrared-sensitive camera, and it works perfectly on both!

[Black] I ordered this cable to work with my infrared camera. The price was low and the delivery was quick.

[Yes] The Lorex 2K Security camera is an excellent choice for my needs.

[Nylon] Sturdy and reliable for the security of your expensive camera is a no brainer

[0.15 lb] Security is a must when toting your expensive camera and these rings provide just that

[Optical Gelatin] For those of you that remember the special emulsions or films you needewd to do near infrared photography, you probably also remember that to take infrared photos, you have to have a filter that filters out the visible light. Luckily, CCD cameras are sensitive to both near infrared (light past the red spectrum) AND ultraviolet. With the Wratten 87 filter, the camera sees only what is past the visible spectrum.These filters are indispensable if you want to do IR photography.....they are available in glass as well, but the gel filters are much more affordable.Depending on what kind of camera you have, you may need a gelatin filter adapter...they are ubiquitous at any DSLR camera parts supplier.....Since I use a cheap pocket camera (eg a Canon Coolpix S9500), I simply hold the wratten filter over the lens, or construct a simple adapter....you can find references all over the web for this stuff.....The wratten filters may be cut into any shape.....NB: You can use an infrared laser as an illuminator for night photography, but of course it's spectral output must match that of the filter.....Look up Infrared and Ultraviolet photography on wikipedia for more info....have fun!

[0.3 lb] Excellent infrared filter for the price.