Nope. Night vision amplifies the available light in the surroundings to simulate bright light (or daylight) so a person can see their surroundings properly. It doesn’t detect anything special or out of the ordinary. You’d still have to depend on your own eyesight for that. As we mentioned earlier, thermal imaging cameras don’t rely on visible light. Even in pitch-black darkness, they can create thermal profiles for objects simply through temperature detection. Night vision cameras are much cheaper than thermal imaging cameras for this very reason.