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Blue Plant
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Just watching this lovely programme and was wondering how they know if the lights on the cameras affect the life on the seabeds . They’ve just been down to the Mariana Trench where it must be pitch black. The fish must be startled.
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Choux has explained the typo in your post!
It's likely that research has shown that shown that the eyes of deep sea fish only respond to certain frequency ranges (possibly towards the ultra-violet end of the spectrum). Using camera lights which only use frequencies outside of the spectrum visible to those fish won't disturb them at all.
Choux has explained the typo in your post!
It's likely that research has shown that shown that the eyes of deep sea fish only respond to certain frequency ranges (possibly towards the ultra-violet end of the spectrum). Using camera lights which only use frequencies outside of the spectrum visible to those fish won't disturb them at all.