just thinking

[hullhunter 219]

im probibly going to get some shit for this but what the hell.

if you were to use an infrared filter on your lamp would you still see the eyes of your quary reflecting with the naked eye?

[markg 0]

yep you still see the eyes of your quarry reflecting back and if anything the eyes are brighter and stand out more just my opinion.

atb markg

[hullhunter 219]

so would i be correct in saying that they wont be able to see the infrared light shineing on them or the field.

[willum 89]

yeah but the filters cost and arm and a leg mate well over 100 quid for light force lamps

[asha 48]

are these difrent filters from the plastic ones u get in a few colours.got the red one and an amber one dont seem to get enough distance with them on

[ferreter.al 22]

over £100??? there about £20 for lightforce striker.just plastic that clips over the frount,iv got red and amber and they wernt alot of money,the do work aswell but i dont use them often.a keeper friend sweares by amber and dosent lamp without it

[hullhunter 219]

  On 20/09/2010 at 17:25, ferreter.al said:

over £100??? there about £20 for lightforce striker.just plastic that clips over the frount,iv got red and amber and they wernt alot of money,the do work aswell but i dont use them often.a keeper friend sweares by amber and dosent lamp without it

 

but they are not infrared filters they are red and amber filters an infrared filter would not emitt any visable light

Edited September 20, 2010 by hullhunter

[ferreter.al 22]

just had a quick glance on ebay to check price with the other guy saying they were over £100 they range from £17.50 upto £25 like i paid so they are fairly cheap to buy and a whole range of colours.

[saluki bulls 118]

infra red filters are over a 100 pound lads and they for use with nightvision equipment

[hullhunter 219]

  On 20/09/2010 at 17:34, ferreter.al said:

just had a quick glance on ebay to check price with the other guy saying they were over £100 they range from £17.50 upto £25 like i paid so they are fairly cheap to buy and a whole range of colours.

 

yes they are for coloured filters but im talking about infrared filters. but thanks anyways

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

  On 20/09/2010 at 17:34, ferreter.al said:

just had a quick glance on ebay to check price with the other guy saying they were over £100 they range from £17.50 upto £25 like i paid so they are fairly cheap to buy and a whole range of colours.

But they aren't INFRARED filters. The normal red filter emits visible red light. An infrared filter emits INVISIBLE light as mentioned above. It also cots a lot more money than a red filter.

[saluki bulls 118]

for the use with nightvision mate

[hullhunter 219]

  On 20/09/2010 at 17:39, saluki bulls said:

for the use with nightvision mate

 

i know this. but can you see a reflection of an eye with the naked eye?

thanks.

[uno 62]

you can get the coloured ones on ebay,no where near a hundred,think the infrared are expensive,for use with nightvision,wonder if you can see the eyes with them though

[ferreter.al 22]

  On 20/09/2010 at 17:39, saluki bulls said:

for the use with nightvision mate

 

 

cheers for info....never used any hitech stuf like that,sounds interesting thow.