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To: cripplecreek

It is a long article but this is the first attempt I have seen. If the camera was infrared it could be easier to fool with out looking so odd. A hologram could be designed to mess with the focus of cameras. Lots of things. No cameras in my woods though, darn.


5 posted on 07/27/2014 9:47:58 AM PDT by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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To: mountainlion
Most of the solid state cameras have their sensitivity peak in the IR. This is usually considered a feature since the addition of an IR source makes it work quite well in the dark. A necklace with super-bright LEDs in the IR ought to pretty much saturate any real world camera you are likely to encounter. Much less obvious as well.

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11 posted on 07/27/2014 10:15:40 AM PDT by Mycroft Holmes (The fool is always greater than the proof.)
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To: mountainlion

They are there...just well-hidden or camouflaged. It is futile to resist.


12 posted on 07/27/2014 10:19:46 AM PDT by hal ogen (First Amendment or Reeducation Camp?)
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