All right. Welcome to another T-Rex talk. But this time we've got something extremely special. I'm not

going to say very unique because that drives Drew Nuts. So we got something special and probably

something that I would say is the first ever that has happened on YouTube.

So we have this camera view, which is showing a standard, I want to say it's a Sony or a Canon camera, standard light.

But then what we also have is a secondary view, which is a camera with the IR filter removed.

Chad, if you will swap to our second camera view.

And what we're doing with this

is we are going to be able to show you guys the IR spectrum of light, which a standard camera

will not be able to see. And what we're going to do is we're going to be going over and showing

you guys some different illuminators, different lasers, and then also showing you guys red dots

under night vision through this camera,

because that's essentially what you're going to see with a standard night vision gogg.

Charles here, who's our senior camera editor video guy.

We'll explain to you what technology we have with this particular camera.

Right. So we are using the A7S2 for this camera that you've seen now. And we've tweaked the colors a little bit to just make it a little more night visiony

and kind of highlight the IR laser lasers and lights and such.

So if Chad will go to the split screen, you can see the difference

between the two. So what we did was we took a A7S2, Sony, and we sent it off and had the IR filter removed by a company I believe called

Kohler Vision and they did a fantastic job. It's not something that you can do yourself,

but this is the result that you get. That's Viz Laser.

And now we have IR laser.

And as you can see, you can't see IR with a standard camera or with the standard naked eye,

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