Hopefully someone reading this can give me an opinion. I have an outdoor digital camera (a bushnell Trail Sentry) that I use to picture deer. It has been my experience that some deer are "spooked" by traditional flash bulbs and I want to change to IR lights. I bought an IR illuminator kit **broken link removed** and I was hoping to replace the flash bulb with this (and put an IR filter on the lens as required). Anyway, the flash bulb uses a 220uF capacitor and I am pretty certain that kind of voltage would blow the LEDs. Could anyone tell me whether a capacitor would discharge too quickly for the LEDs to light up? If not, I could replace this one with a smaller.