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I don't have HTC One to make a comparison - but if you have some "vanilla" remotes laying around and can see the IR LEDs blink in all of them when active - then
by ay 12y ago
I don't have HTC One to make a comparison - but if you have some "vanilla" remotes laying around and can see the IR LEDs blink in all of them when active - then yeah, probably you do see into the IR and I don't!
- StavrosK 12y agoYeah, I just tried both TV remotes (one is just a Samsung remote). I can see all of them, but it's only a faint glow. Try it in a dark room, you should be able to see it.
- simias 12y agoI'm like the parent, I just can't see the common IR LEDs with the naked eye, not even faintly, not even in pitch darkness with the led 1cm from my eye. I think you just have a skill that we don't. Or maybe you just have IR leds with shorter wavelengths...
- StavrosK 12y agoHmm, this thread would suggest that many people can see it: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Alert-Security-Systems/IR-LEDS-Visible-to-the-naked-eye/td-p/931630 http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Alert-Security-Systems/IR-LEDS... Security cameras with IR leds are pretty bright to me. I can easily tell when the IR leds are on. Have you noticed anything like that?
- ay 12y agoNope, I just tried and went into a pitch-black room with a remote control whose LED on the Mac camera looks very bright, and tried to look at it while activating the LED - nothing, not a blip, I can not see the IR LED with my eyes...
- StavrosK 12y agoHuh, weird. I'm going to ask a few friends to see if they can see it, thanks.