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A bit off topic, but you can convert an ordinary (cheaper the better)
webcam into infrared.
Many webcams are IR capable, but have a filter over the lens. With care,
you can smash the filter without damaging the lens. Then you just need
to create a daylight filter to remove all natural light except IR - a
piece of camera film negative that is completely black will do this.
There are instructions on Google ;)
HTH,
<Mike>
Weyert de Boer wrote:
Does anyone know a good Infrared featuring camera for the Mac? I want to
use infrared footage for a interactive installation. If anyone know a
affordable one, please let me know!
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