The PL spectrum of Mn-doped QDs (sample Mn-1) spanning from a NIR to a visible spectral range. The lower-energy part of the spectrum (~0.5 eV to ~1.4 eV) is instantaneous PL measured using a superconducting single-photon detector (SSPD) at 10 ns after excitation with 1.55 eV, 50 fs pump pulses. Using a time-resolved SSPD technique, we are able to observe simultaneously a long-lived hv PbSe band and a short-lived hv SE1 feature. The higher-spectral-energy PL (>1.5 eV), which comprises short-lived hv CdSe and hv SE2 features, is time-integrated emission measured with a standard Si detector using 3.1 eV excitation. The observed PL features are fitted to Gaussian bands whose widths (defined as a full-width at half-maximum) are indicated in the figure.