Re: NYU researchers create 'invisible flash;' takes photos without glare

[PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx]

Andy,

    For your purposes the flash won't work since you are interested in the visible spectrum pictures but for surveillance cameras, police undercover recording , CIA etc this will be a help. ( I can already imagine the pictures the ghost chasing people "will" find with this new technology). And I bet some enterprising photographer will develop a new style in his/her photographing. How well is IR and UV transmitted in water?

Roy

 

 

 

In a message dated 7/20/2009 9:00:38 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, andpph@xxxxxxx writes:

Interesting but mixing up infrared, visible and uv is bound to lead to unpredictable and
uncorrectable color anomalies in certain if not all subjects. In my opinion. But this may
not matter to society at large. And if taking a photogrpah truly in darkness lit up by the
flash how is the camera going to record a visible record?? Mystery to me! But people call
me a naysayer quite often.

 

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