Hands On: The Midnight/Shot, a Pocket-Sized Infrared Camera

The Midnight/Shot offers one key feature--infrared photos and videos--that you won't find on your average point-and-shoot, or even your average DSLR

By Dan Bracaglia and Dan Nosowitz | Published Aug 12, 2011 10:00 PM EDT

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Taken during daylight with the camera’s macro mode and IR turned on, you can see that the berries that are hit hard with the IR flashlight have turned from a dark purple/black to white. The berries in the upper right, with less of the IR beam on them, retain their darker color. Dan Nosowitz

The Midnight/Shot is actually not a terrible shooter in color. Here’s a Manhattan building in both color and IR.

The rain creates almost a vintage-photo kind of look of a crowd in this shot Dan Bracaglia

A moving subway train Dan Bracaglia

Taken during the day in Central Park Dan Bracaglia

Foliage quickly became our favorite subject to shoot with the Midnight/Shot Dan Bracaglia