This video, part of a series of ESA teaching resources called ‘Teach with space’, demonstrates an experiment that can be performed by students to observe everyday objects in infrared light. This is achieved by modifying a cheap webcam to allow it to block visible light and receive infrared light.
Infrared webcam hack – using an infrared webcam to observe the world in a new way
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12 responses to “Infrared webcam hack – using an infrared webcam to observe the world in a new way”
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I keep watching all these films and wrecking webcams. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHICH MODELS WORK FOR THIS???? I TRIED BUT NOT ALL MODELS ARE SUITED. THIS IS GETTING TIRESOME!!!!!!!!!
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Fell inlove, all i wanted was to know about webcam stuff, not have my heart hacked
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all i can hear is gay ass music whats she saying
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Any idea which webcams (or camcorders) have the best sensors for linear performance, or performance I guess that can be software normalized, further into the IR range? Thanks for sharing and in advance for your time, service and support! I'm starting to work again on the UV-Vis-IR webcam (or maybe camcorder) spectrometer. I'm wanting to use a 4K sensor also since their prices are lower now.
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Name of this scientist?
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She's welcome to hack my equipment.
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Hey, really cool explained what the IR camera can receive and how to analyse it.
BTW, according to other comments, all case is wel… beauty – showed 😉 Video liked with pleasure.
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i want to hack your heart
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I get the impression that the plant closest to the window is emitting the most light and not the fact that it's real, compared to the other.
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who is she ….. can i get her instagram id ??
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How one can take footages beyond the wall of roof ot tine
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ok how do i use the IR Camera already built in the computer the one that uses the face id thing on windows login. is there any programs i can use?
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