Invisible light(effects on pictures on film and on digital cameras)

madctch

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I was wondering what would happen to photos bombarded with light from the inviswible spectrum such as radio waves or infared. Would the camera be tricked by this, thus damaging or distorting the photo? - any help would be great!
-madctch
 
For film you should be able to look up the spectral sensitivity in the technical publications at the manufacturers' websites. There are films available that are more infrared or ultraviolet sensitive than others.

I think most digital sensors are IR sensitive. Some digital cameras have built in IR blocking filters to deal with this. There are definately folks shooting digital cameras using visible light blocking filters to get the IR effect.
 

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