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Old 05-01-2008, 12:04 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Colored Light. What works?

According to Lightforce.

* AMBER - For highlighting contrast in damp or foggy conditions

* BLACK - Opaque protective covers for lights when not in use

* BLUE - For marine applications. Also the greatest filter for driving in the snow.

* CLEAR - Protective cover for the lens, standard with driving lights

* GREEN - Specifically for spotting animals with sensitive eyes

* RED - Most popular for study of nocturnal animals and night hunting of light shy animals. eg. Rabbit, fox and wild boar. (Many animals are unable to see RED due to lack of color vision.) Also popular for Law Enforcement.

* INFRA RED FILTERS: Used with 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation Night Vision Image Intensifiers with an 840-920 nanometer wave length. *

They missed the yellow filter, but I recall reading about it being useful in foggy and dusty conditions. Similar to amber I suppose. It would allow a little more light through then amber.
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