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How to remove IR filter from Mobile camera
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2019
- this is to show you how to remove the IR filter from any mobile camera.Most of the cameras in mobile phones has the same assembly.All you gotta do is remove the camera from its housing and carefully desloder the auto focus coil,after that remove the cmos sensor and remove the IR filter from its housing.Assemble it back together and pop it in the socket.Now you got yourself a IR free camera which can be used to see in the dark with the help of IR flashlight.
You should do the before and after of taking the filter.
I've done this on an old Lenovo a6000. Camera works but auto focus does not work. Focus is fixed. But I can get an output. Before you try is on a working phone I recommend you practice on broken non functional phones. Remove the camera module and try to remove the ir filter without damaging the components. If you can do this perfectly atleast 2 times then try it on the actual phone.
Yeah It's a bit fiddly process.You need steady hands and bit of patients.Fixed focus ones are easy to do but the auto focus ones are bit sensitive to brute force,too much force when handling and you are done
@@curiousmaker369 huawei p30 需要拆焊基于承载感光集成电路的对焦线圈焊接点 也许需要使用显微镜
@@curiousmaker369 what phone is in this vid
@@DarkLibra4891 moto G 1st gen
THANK YOU ! for knowledge
Your welcome
Possible with modern phone camera's?
I wish you had have shown it working against an IR light sorce first as both of my phones can see IR when it is close to the camera but not very powerfull 15W IR headlamp lighting up a room , so I have no idea if my phones have IR filter or not.
Hi, most of the recent phone cameras have IR filters, they can detect IR light for some extent but most of it will be blocked by the IR filter. You should be able to see in the dark with the help of your IR headlamp if you remove the filter. You can clearly see the difference after removing the filter in my video, it will give purple tint to the video. That's how you know you got no IR filtration.
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Did you cut the two solder joints when separating the cmos from the lens oder did you desolder the joints?
I indeed cut the solder joints as shown in the video, you can desolder them if you choose to do so.
@@curiousmaker369 cut them too, worked great, without the ircut filter i couldnt achieve infinity focus though. Didn't have a 0.2mm glass at hand to replace it, so i sanded down the filter mount a bit before resoldering the array and got perfect autofocus now :) converted an instax sq10 btw
Nice,I didn't show it on film but I figured out the focus problem later by sanding and placing a shim in front of the housing
Hi
I have 4 useless phones
HTC, Gionee, Redmi,samsung
With that phone can I do any new things like spy camera etc...
What do you need the Spy camera lol, anyway you can build a night vision (not a real one but you could see infrared light) camera with it but you need a powerful IR source
I have just removed the filter this morning from my flip cam it has no ir light at all but that is an easy fix. You can buy one to carry 100yrds for a few pound I intend to do more of these as it only takes about an hour and it will be good fun.
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Tried to do this on a LG G2 Mini (D-620R) an hour back but ended up scratching the CMOS sensor & severing some gold wires that come off the sensor onto the PCB. 😢😭
Lesson learned but I will try again (just when I get myself 2 new camera modules off eBay). 😎😆😅
Try to separate the optical part of the camera module first so that you can remove the ir filter without damaging the CMOS sensor
@@curiousmaker369 You mean that metal box case that is all around ? 🤔
Yes, try to remove it first. You can try this on your broken camera module
@@curiousmaker369 That can be hard - should I use a heat gun ? 😕
@@curiousmaker369 do you think it is good to do this on a motorala 2023?
Too easy on cameras like this one... I'm trying to remove a glued filter on a screw type "lens group", which seems to be glued all togheter....let's cross fingers!
Is it the same process for depth camera? Do depth Camera have IR filter ?
Yup, every camera got an IR filter, and the process is more or less same
Yup, every camera got an IR filter and the process is more or less the same
@@curiousmaker369 actually they are asking about a tof depth sensor/camera I don't believe they have a filter due to the way they work. They are a stand-alone device that is sensitive to ir as two or more ir flashes light up the area and it views the result
@@Trekeyus yeah my bad, I thought they were asking about wide angle lens used to measure the depth in modern smartphones. If they are referring to TOF sensor than you are right, it uses infrared beams to map the surroundings and it should be ir filter free
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please do my phone I'll pay you I've messed up a few already
Is gonna be expensive because of shipping and all, with a little bit of ingenuity and steady hands you could do that yourself
I would love that option. I have messed up few and succeeded with one. I wanted to do it on a lumia 730 and scratched the sensor. I have now salvaged the camera module from my old 720 and it works. Scared to attempt on lumia module
Need a throw away phone with good specs ;)
good grief! This the second elaborate vide that showed it being taken off - NO IMAGES!!!
Glad it helped
From a defective cellphone (screen cracked). No results shown.
That's a broken outer glass and that is the reason for attempting the mod in the first place. You can see the red tint after removal of the IR filter. My primary goal is not night vision like in some other videos so I didn't bother showing.
Where tf is the result in the dark?
exactly I showed what I mentioned in the title,not everybody need an IR camera to see in the dark there are other applications too
Why 😂😂😂
why not
@@curiousmaker369 ITS mutilation like removing the pheenis from a baby, it's demented only the ✡✡👃🏻👃🏻 do that .
@Brendan Brasseur
Like CLOTHING ?
very bad shooting