RE: infrared dog

["Klecker, Hermann (H.)" <hklecker@xxxxxxxx>]

Observing the 'red eyes' of the dog -which appear green- i tend to agree.
The camera must have an infrared light source. This light is reflected in
the dogs eyes as visible ligt of a flash would be reflected, too and would
appear red then. 

...Hermann

-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Prindle [mailto:grinch@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Freitag, 24. März 2000 00:00
To: infrared@xxxxx
Subject: infrared dog


In terms of the Sony camera with "total darkness mode" infrared, I saw
the pic of the dog, and noticed that it was greenish in color. Is this
possibly similar to the military style night vision goggles? I read a
little piece on them that indicated that some types of night vision
actually had an infrared emmiting device on them for signaling and even
navigating in the absence of ambient light. I realize that infrared and
"night vision" aren't the exact same thing, although related. Just a
curiosity question.
Thx
LP

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