berry_bryan

I thought about that - I wonder if I could use my home video camera (which has a night sight mode) to see the IR spots on a surface... I wonder what surface I could use? Thanks for the reply!

Greetings, I am currently developing a product that uses two alligned Infrared laser diodes for data collection. Unfortunately, as you all know, I can't "see" the IR beams and so have an incredibly difficult time focusing the side-by-side diodes on the same area, which is essential for proper data collection. Does anyone have any ideas that could help? Is there an inexpensive way to "see" IR lasers? Any help would be much appreciated.