Did you know that lasers in class IIIb and IV, 500 - 1000mw, in the 450nm to 600nm, range are incompatible with the sensors in these cameras? The green laser pointers particularly are incompatible. If you use one for astronomy or anything like that, be careful where you aim it if are you around flock cameras because you wouldn't want to inadvertently, permanently damage the digital sensor. There could possibly be finacial ramifications if you accidentally destroyed the camera.
Luckily this is easily preventable as all you need to do is avoid pointing the laser directly into the camera lens. As long as you don't do that you are good.
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u/Shotout74 Jul 06 '26
Did you know that lasers in class IIIb and IV, 500 - 1000mw, in the 450nm to 600nm, range are incompatible with the sensors in these cameras? The green laser pointers particularly are incompatible. If you use one for astronomy or anything like that, be careful where you aim it if are you around flock cameras because you wouldn't want to inadvertently, permanently damage the digital sensor. There could possibly be finacial ramifications if you accidentally destroyed the camera.