If it's gen3 NV then its a phospher screen, the quality of the image will be degraded way before it hits the DSLR sensor, all generations of NV have had some kind of warping of the image due to the way the sensors are made.
As for infrared and DSLR/Digital Cameras/Webcams, they are all sensitive to IR, all the DSLR come with an IR filter covering the sensor, as IR is a pain in the backside for 'natural' looking shots.
I wonder what that thing + the DSLR would be like strapped to a decent widefield astronomy telescope? Even gen1 is pretty good bringing out oodles more stars at a decent dark site.
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If it's gen3 NV then its a phospher screen, the quality of the image will be degraded way before it hits the DSLR sensor, all generations of NV have had some kind of warping of the image due to the way the sensors are made.
As for infrared and DSLR/Digital Cameras/Webcams, they are all sensitive to IR, all the DSLR come with an IR filter covering the sensor, as IR is a pain in the backside for 'natural' looking shots.
I wonder what that thing + the DSLR would be like strapped to a decent widefield astronomy telescope? Even gen1 is pretty good bringing out oodles more stars at a decent dark site.