Used often with monochrome cameras to aid in increased contrast and resolution in the near-IR, LP665 filters will block most visible light while passing deep red and all NIR wavelengths. To block longer infrared wavelengths, see our BP695 Bandpass filter.

Recommended for night vision applications using a filtered broadband light source; incorporating a LP645 filter blocks most visible light while passing deep red and NIR wavelengths. To block longer wavelengths including the infrared, see our BP660 or BP695 Bandpass filters.

LP630 filters pass deep red and near-IR light while blocking all other visible wavelengths. Blocking infrared light will usually provide significant added benefit as far as easier recognition of subject matter. In that case, please see the BP660 Bandpass filter.

A LP610 filter is suitable for use with a monochrome camera when passing both red and near infrared wavelengths. In most cases using a BP635 Bandpass filter will be much more beneficial longer wavelengths generally will have negative effects. Typically used to pass red light, LP590 filters pass both red and near-infrared wavelengths- while blocking … Continued

Typically used to pass red light, LP590 filters pass both red and near-infrared wavelengths- while blocking all other visible and UV light. In order to block longer IR wavelengths, please consider our BP635 Bandpass filter. Transmitting lR wavelengths will usually result in significantly decreased contrast.Used with monochrome cameras in orange-red imaging applications, LP580 material blocks UV, … Continued

Used with monochrome cameras in orange-red imaging applications, LP580 material blocks UV, blue, yellow and green light, but passes longer wavelengths. To also eliminate longer wavelengths, consider our BP595 or BP635 Bandpass filters.

Normally used only in monochrome applications, LP550 filters block UV and shorter visible light wavelengths and pass orange, red and near-IR light.  To block longer wavelengths including infrared, wavelengths that your camera might be sensitive to, see our BP595 Bandpass filter option.

Used with a monochrome camera to provide increased contrast and resolution, LP530 filters block blue-green and UV light and pass longer wavelengths. To block longer wavelengths, including the near-infrared, please see our BP595 Bandpass filter.

Used with black-and-white cameras to aid in increasing contrast and resolution, LP515 filters block blue and UV wavelengths and pass all other visible and near infrared light. To block longer wavelengths – including infrared light – see the BP535 bandpass filter. Longer wavelengths can have adverse affects when trying to separate subject matter.

Typically used with a monochrome camera, LP500 filters block UV and virtually all blue light while passing longer visible and near-IR wavelengths. To block longer wavelengths, including the near infrared, see our BP525 filter.  Transmitting longer wavelengths can result in washed-out, low contrast images. This material may also be used to block stray light emitted … Continued