colour ccd can see IR, but i wouldnt describe it as "quite well", id say very poorly, and not all colour ccds detect ir light.
almost every camcorder on the market with a CCD will see IR quite well.
forget a B&W camera... grab most any low-end camcorder from the past 3 yearsu may have noticed how night vision is only possible with monochrome color?
to see IR light from a remote.
like i said, "if your working with IR a lot", its handy to have a cheap $58 (thats new, off the shelf) B&W CMOS ccd sensor hooked up to an old tv or monochrome monitor, to see the IR almost perfectly, there is a huge difference between colour and b&w when it comes to IR sensitivity.
and where can u get even a low-end camcorder for $58 new?
..grab 10 IR LEDs and a b&w camera and watch how much u can see in the dark!
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