Are there any good invisible light cameras?

Are there any cameras that record an image in visible light and invisible light, but separately? I'm thinking if it sees infrared or ultraviolet, the infrared or ultraviolet could be stored as a fourth primary color or something. I have a digital camera and a camcorder that both see infrared already. With the camcorder infrared just looks green and with the digital camera infrared just looks purple. I don't want to mess up the visible image with the false color garbage.

I can already take a pure infrared picture now, because I have a filter that blocks visible light. Like I said, I was hoping to take a picture that includes visible and invisible information separately so I could later use some sort of software to choose how I see them together or separately.

The human eye can't see infrared or ultraviolet, so it must be translated into a color we can see. There is no 4th primary color, there are only 3, and non-visible frequencies have to be translated into some combination of those colors. If you have a visible light image of the same scene, then the translated infrared image will conflict.

Call a camera retail store they will be your best source of information and the best one to buy.

They do make fild for file cameras that take pictures for Infrared, they can also make DSLRs do the same thing, it comes out as a black and white photo that looks really odd, but still amazing.

http://www.isn.net/~light/artwork/artwor...

here's an example