What color is the best for night vision?
783802
i really liked the red... it seems to really stand out in total darkness and still pop when there's lights around.. if its a semi lit area my green wasn't as bright
783803
This is kind of "geeky" but it's why the red LED is used for the Flashflight discs; the red LED light is being emitted at 630nm WaveLength. It is closer to the the Infrared Night Vision range on the WaveLength scale. The red light will have the least impact on your vision in the dark. Meaning you can look directly at the Flashflight disc and then look away and your eyes will balance/correct back to your night vision faster and easier.
783804
Red obviously stands out to the eye but it's really up to you, whatever color you like best. I have red, blue and green and they're all pretty sweet.
783805
The battery configuration on this one (push button to turn on) is much better than the way it was done on an earlier version of this disc
783806
We had a few different colors but the red was best for not destroying your night vision. Didn't want to look directly at the others when they were close.
783807
I just got the one that alternates colors, I LOVE IT! Eitherway all the colors show up really well in the dark, but blue/turquise stand out the most for brightness levels.
783808
From a scientific POV, white is best at night. But red is more interesting and does pretty well.
199488
Although the display is color, nighttime images are pretty much black and white unless there is a strong light source, typical of video cameras in general, the less light the less color comes through. IR only images are also like viewing B&W. Color and picture are superb in full sunshine.
2065000
Night vision appears to be very good under most conditions - as long as there is SOME street lighting. But on a very dark road the "range" is quite short to the rear. Front is good due to headlights.
205117
It depends on the intended use. The green is better during daytime while the red at night. Either way it is an awesome sight. Also it depends on if the person is colorblind which one to choose.
463949
I use the HD Vision glasses for daytime. I use NV night vision glasses at night to prevent headlight glare, and works in fog also.
2050422
I guess it depends on wat you are doing with the light. If you just want to illuminate the aquarium, the white will do just fine. If you want a moonlight effect, I believe the blue is best or if you need the bluish spectrum for som rason.. If you want maximum color in your fish and for your live plants, then I believe colormax is best.
868033
Yellow lenses are very good for night driving. They lessen the glare of headlights minimally, but help protect your eyes while not making it more difficult to see in poor lighting. They also make gray days appear sunnier.
1607709
I am presently using the 600 TVL cameras, and they work very well at night. Night vision is limited by how many IR LED's are mounted on the cameras, not necessarily how many TVL. The 700 TVL cameras definitely have more LED's than your existing 460 TVL, so they will create brighter images on the displays. These cameras will also display much sharper images, bright or dark, due to the high line count.
1761824
Yes to the blue, no to TFSR, I think the blue are LED's. Hard to see in direct sunlight, I have always thought red was the better choice. Source: http://www.whistlergroup.com/radar-detector-pro-catalog/pro-78se-laser-radar-detectors-product.aspx?id=84
2161866
I think there is only infrared function for night shot. You can take white-black video at night not color one
1114007
Before I bought mine, I read that red was the best color to view in daylight. They were right!!
2132020
Upon recommendation from other shooter friends, I went with the green and am very happy with it. Excellent sight picture withnatural daylight-not necessarily great in indoor low light but still like it better than stock (black). For me the green is much more visible than red(I have guns with both).
1819802
It works well in limited light. I would not say it had night vision capability as not many do. Hope this helps.
964737
Hi Night vision is great. I had sensors issues with the first one I lost sound and grid lines after one month.Amazone replaced it no charge .Have this one for 3 months and it's perfect.
1609299
Blue is really bright! Red is better when it's really dark cause blue almost blinds you
925640
It's color during the day when there is sufficient light, but at night it's black and white (night vision mode). Great camera though! I have two of them, and they have been working flawlessly for six months and counting.
592982
Pictures taken in daylight are in color, the "Night Vision" pictures are in black and white. But remember the "Night Vision" pictures have an infrared quality to them, so don't expect a National Geographic, sharp-resolution representation of those varmints stealing your veggies out there in the back yard.