Full Spectrum Drift Ghost 4K+ HD Camera Mod #07

Full Spectrum IR Camera:

• This means there is no IR/UV cut filter inside to produce normal colors. This camera can see all spectrums including UV, Visible and Near-Infrared light. 
• You will need an IR illuminator in the 850nm/940nm wavelength in order to see in the dark.
• For closer shots or smaller spaces, use a smaller, wider or diffused IR illuminator.
• For larger areas, use a more high powered IR illuminator or put more IR illuminators in areas you want to see in such as in a long hallway, put the illuminators inside rooms or behind doors.
• If your IR illuminator is too bright, you can diffuse it with frosted sheet gel or bounce the light off the ceiling or walls.
• The camera's colors will appear redish pink or blue. If your camera does not have a monochrome black & white effect in the menu, you can adjust the colors in post-production. Why find that black & white has the best contrast for night vision filming.
• For longer camera power time without having to change the camera battery, we recommend adding a USB booster bank to the camera for boosted your recording time by 3-5 hours longer depending on the size of your battery power bank. Keep your camera battery charged up then plug in your power bank. The camera will feed off the power bank first then when it runs down, the camera will operate from its normal battery.

Full Spectrum IR cameras can be used not only for detecting paranormal activity but for documenting your investigation. Full Spectrum cameras can see Infrared (IR), Visible light (RGB), and Ultra Violet light (UV). Full Spectrum cameras can also be used to see only UV and IR with a visible light block external filter that only allows IR and UV to pass.

Night vision documentation with an IR illuminator is a great way to capture any type of movement from doors opening and chairs moving, trigger objects, etc. Basically these are your eyes when you can't be there to watch them as well as capturing evidence files for your case.

You are basically looking for anything that can't be explained.