Alistair Parsons
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Most digital cameras and action cameras have an IR filter built in, as digital camera sensors are sensitive to IR light. So without the filter, you get extra natural IR light, which gives everything a pink hue. with CCTV cameras, they normally have a light sensitive diode, so when its daylight, they mechanically move the IR filter over the sensor, to get true colour representation, and at night, when they move the IR filter out of the way, they also turn on their IR LEDs, and set the colours to monochrome. The IR lens in the A129 is too small to have the space for a mechanical IR filter to move in and out. You can attach an IR Cut filter on top of it. Also if you can change the image to monochrome that will help.
Also if anyone wants to boost the nightvision, any IR light source will give additional effect, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flashlight-Hevoiok-Infrared-Handheld-Lighting/dp/B0711HVHJJ/ref=pd_sbs_421_22?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0711HVHJJ&pd_rd_r=a440253a-0e7e-4ad4-8cfc-209215e2bdcb&pd_rd_w=qiSZU&pd_rd_wg=JTGPy&pf_rd_p=7f9048ad-9bda-4493-8578-13e4eff8da65&pf_rd_r=733J2PR6A7QHKM8FRQC9&psc=1&refRID=733J2PR6A7QHKM8FRQC9
i made one up using 20 cheap IR leds and some resistors that connects to 5v usb power.
Also if anyone wants to boost the nightvision, any IR light source will give additional effect, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flashlight-Hevoiok-Infrared-Handheld-Lighting/dp/B0711HVHJJ/ref=pd_sbs_421_22?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0711HVHJJ&pd_rd_r=a440253a-0e7e-4ad4-8cfc-209215e2bdcb&pd_rd_w=qiSZU&pd_rd_wg=JTGPy&pf_rd_p=7f9048ad-9bda-4493-8578-13e4eff8da65&pf_rd_r=733J2PR6A7QHKM8FRQC9&psc=1&refRID=733J2PR6A7QHKM8FRQC9
i made one up using 20 cheap IR leds and some resistors that connects to 5v usb power.