Where can I get some hot mirror (near) infrared mirror) film

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Hot mirror (near) infrared mirror film is challenging to source, with searches on Alibaba and eBay yielding limited results, primarily for car window applications. The available films are often too thick and expensive for specific needs, particularly for NIR cameras that require bendable film. Users suggest exploring terms related to glasses makers or specific manufacturers like 3M and Fuji, known for producing IR reflective films. Concerns about visible light transmission leading to ghosting effects in camera images have been raised, indicating the need for more efficient solutions. Finding the right film that meets the required specifications remains a priority for users in this discussion.
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I searched for "hot mirror film" on alibaba and ebay with no luck. Only seller I found was selling such films meant for car windows. For that reason it was too thick and a bit expensive because too big. I got one but yeah, it's too thick.

I figured I would find few Alibaba sellers for glasses makers who want to apply it to their shades or for car or office windows. Maybe I'm searching the wrong term?

PS. I myself need to reflect 850nm.

Needed for NIR camera, film and not glass as it has to be bendable.
 
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Thank you. I have one such film made for car windows but it seams to pass about 5% of the visible light which results in ghosting (camera sees a very dim ghost of a different view behind the ir mirror because its vis spectrum filter isn't perfect either).

Is that okay? If the ordinary glass IR filters aren't themsleves more efficient than the answer would be yes.
 
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