Of course, hidden cameras are being used more frequently all over the place worldwide. They have turned out to be a profit making new line of business worldwide with turnover running into billions of dollars per year. These hidden cameras are not just being, used for security or surveillance uses however are used for other uses as well.
A hidden camera or spy camera is basically a miniature camera that can be concealed and is incredibly difficult to notice or detect. Spy cam technology differs from device to device. There are quite a lot of nanny cams available in the markets, which are as minute as a button cell, while other hidden cameras can be concealed within a pen. Specialist spy shop especially the online spy shops have a wide range of hidden cameras that can be used in any way the buyer sees fit. Hidden camera equipment can cost from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars for high-tech technology that consists of multiple surveillance and hidden cameras, LCD screens, DVR and several other accessories like motion sensors and night vision equipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
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QUESTION:
Is is possible to hide a miniature camera in bike? Technology/Camera?
Is is possible to hide a miniature camera in bike? Technology/Camera?
Hi Guys, I got certain probs to sove. I have a friend who got new bike. In their society they got parking space probs so he used to park outside the parking lot. Some thugs used to tamper with his bike, by breaking certain parts or stealing it. Is there any way to put a hidden camera in the bike to catch those people. Please help.One more problem is that connecting camera lense with computer will be out of the question since he parks his bike at the level of basement and he is staying in top floor.
He also wants to record the theft so that he can produce an evidence against those thugs.
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as I said buy a wireless LAN camera that can be connect wirelessly to your wireless network and some are really small
if you wanna go a little insane use a mobile phone with a 3G and a gps capability and take of the cover and put it in a solid paste that cover everything except the camera and use the video call to see him where ever he goes since 3G coverage is every where
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QUESTION:
miniature wireless security camera?
Where could someone purchase a miniature wireless security camera that works decently? At least good enough to tell who's doing what. I have some strange, unexplainable things happening inside and outside my home and am trying to determine what is going on. I have located things for outside the home, but haven't came up with a affordable miniature wireless security camera or even a hidden camera of some sort for inside the home. Any Ideas?-
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This question has gone a week without an answer. A Yahoo search for "wireless security cameras" (include the quotation marks) turns up 176,000 results. The first page alone offers 10 sources of this type of equipment. I am sure you will find what you want in the first few pages.Good luck with your search.
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QUESTION:
A Dog Whisperer Episode that never aired...mad at nat geo...our dog needs serious help!?
I was wondering if anyone saw what my wife and I saw. Two Fridays ago at around 8pm EST we saw on nat geo an advertisement for the next dog whisperer episode. It showed a dog that was fearful of all sounds that went into hiding with tail between his legs and was not food motivated. Cesar looks up at the camera and says, "This is tough a dog that is not food motivated that's a new one.." (paraphrased). This episode did not air. Then Wednesday we saw it again and it said, "Friday at 9pm" and it showed the same commercial. I wish I had DVR. Lastly this past Friday I saw the same thing. It never aired. What gives? I went to his website and the nat geo website that episode is no where not even in the upcoming episodes through April 9. Why would nat geo do that? My wife and I really wanted to see it because that's our dog's problem. I've been watching the dog whisperer for years. I've yet to see an episode with a fearful dog that fear bites, barks and all noises, runs away, and is not food motivated. To add to it I've yet to see that behavior coupled with a dog that poops on his own bed in his crate. Here begins the story of Jack, our 11month old miniature schnauzer.Our dog is Jack and here is our problem: Our dog Winston was killed by a plow truck this past winter. He was everything to my wife and I. He was only 6 months old but amazingly smart. He had a playmate in California when we lived there that would come over with his trainer, Tiffanie. (We live in Maryland now). Tiffanie raised Jack from birth with his mom, Xera, and uncle, Barkley. Jack & Winston used to go at it for hours. Jack was smaller than Winston, but slightly older. He and his litter mates all had parvo. Jack was the only survivor, which may explain his small stature. He was born April 1, 2009. He is now 11 months old. The day after Winston died, Tiffanie called from California telling us she couldn't find a good home for Jack and that he had suffered abuse by her roommate's son (in his 20s) and by the 3 year old next door that didn't know any better. She gave Jack to us as a gift. I loved Jack and was very happy to have him. So a friend of ours flew him out here on board with him.
The Jack I remember no longer exists. His spirit is completely broken. He approaches people with tail between legs, butt down and head down. Very unsure of himself. If you say, "no" to him even in a lighter tone, he may start peeing out of fear. Once he's in fear mode he'll bite whoever might try to pet him, except for my wife and I. He's bitten the owner of our home (we live in a basement apt.), my brother, our friend Iana, her husband, and counting. It comes without warning. Then he flees behind my wife or me scared to death.
I was doing exercise that involved kicking and he came to me starting to bite at my legs which led me to think he was kicked by this guy. He's afraid of all sounds, blender, vacuum, even the vibrating of my phone. He'll bark at it even well after the sound is off.
Next, he's always had other dogs around him (we've only had him 3 weeks). We are on the East Coast and he is from California. I understand that new environment and not having his pack around can make him uneasy. The owner of our house doesn't want us to get another dog. He was never the leader of his pack. Even when my brother and his wife come over with their Lhasa Apso dog, Pico, who is well balanced, Jack still has shown signs of fear. ie biting my brother after he brought a friend over that freaked him out just because he was a guy. He fears men more readily than women.
Lastly, we left him in his crate today. This is the third time we find poop and pee in his crate when we get home. The owner of the house said she could hear him barking from upstairs for 6 straight hours. We had not walked him yet, but he was fed, and he went outside to pee before we left but he didn't poop.
He is not food motivated. We try to train him to shake, and even with food he never learns. Complete polar opposite of Winston. It's sad and we don't want to give up on him. We walk him every day. A dog that poops in his own bed? That's a new one that my wife or myself have never experienced, coupled with fear biting and non-food motivation.
Please help!
I know this and I don't expect to solve this problem overnight. We can't afford a qualified trainer. I'm in nursing school and my wife graduated with her master's but has not found a job yet. it's tough. I was hoping it would begin to send me in the right direction and if you could offer some advice that would be appreciated
I'd love to but he's only taking submissions from SOCAL and England. it's too bad really. today we took him to the dog park. he was really good with all dogs out there with tail up, but with humans not so much... day by day I guess. We met a professional trainer who told us a few tips but we can't afford him on a long term basis. Day by day...-
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You can't learn to fix your dog from a half hour EDITED tv show.It is also impossible and dangerous for anyone to give advice on how to deal with aggression online. The dog needs to be observed to understand what exactly is going on.
Consult a qualified trainer.
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QUESTION:
Is there any incorrect info. here? Its my research paper. Hows it sound?
please help, im pretty sure all info is corect.September 11th Conspiracy Theories
Most people believe that on September 11 2001, Middle Eastern terrorists attacked America’s very freedom, while others believe that it was a day of deception, betrayal, and treason by the American government. In a survey of 1100 Americans, an exceptional 36% people believe in this cabal (Scripps NP). It is reputed, by believers that federal officials either participated in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon or took no action to stop them "because they wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East." It is also speculated that 16 percent of Americans believe that the fall of the World Trade Centers ( including WTC 7) were caused by the aid of secretly planted explosives in the buildings, not burning passenger jets.
In over 100 years, fires have never caused the collapse of steel- framed buildings. In only one day, three steel- framed buildings collapsed. FEMA's Building Performance Assessment Team (BPAT) blamed the collapse of World Trade Center 7 on fires, but admitted to being clueless on as to how the fires had actually caused the collapse (WTC7.net NP). The implosions of any other building could closely be related to collapse of WTC 7. The debris was located around the center axis of the former building. The size of the pile from the 47- story building was no more than two stories high. Also, the pile was almost entirely within the footprint of the former building.
How could WTC 7 possibly fall from raging fires, when in 1991, One Meridian Plaza, Philadelphia, (another common steel- structured building) had burned for 18 hours and only lost eight of the 38 floors? Many reasons could have led to the supposed controlled demolition of WTC 7. The motive argued is that there was a secret command bunker in building seven from where the attacks were coordinated, so it had to be demolished to hide the evidence. The Secret Service, CIA, and the Pentagon all had offices there and there was a New York City command center there on the 23rd floor, which was closed for civil emergencies.
Beside the occurrences at World Trade Center 7, it was also seen that WTC 1 & 2 could have been controlled demolitions as well. When the North and South towers fell, they seemed to fall straight down, popping out each floor one by one, almost as if explosives were being used. In the case of a controlled demolition, miniature explosions, generally called squibs, happen about every ten stories. Squibs were commonly seen. Another interesting incident was firefighters and police officers even proposed explosives could have brought down the buildings.
According to a seismic report the Flight 93 in Shanksville, PA was recorded to have crashed at 10:06 am, but the 9/11 Commission reported the crash at 10:03 am. Police Officers stated that debris was scattered on a trail of up to 6 – 8 miles. Some think that it was possible that in the 3-minute difference the plane was shot down.
A Boeing 757 is 155 ft. long, 44ft. high, and has 124 ft. wingspan, weighing at almost 100 tons. At its narrowest point, the hole in the wall of the Pentagon measures 18 – 20 ft. wide. Conspiracy theorists wonder how a plane of that size made a hole so small and left no outside wreckage to walls. It is argued that a pilotless drone, 1/3 the size of the average Boeing 757 could have crashed into the Pentagon. All windows surrounding the hole were still intact: books, desks, and chairs had no burn marks. Normally the estimated 5300 gallons of fuel in the plane would have smoldered for days with devastating black smoke, burning all surrounding objects. The Freedom of Information Act required that the CCTV time-lapse video be released to the public; the FBI confiscated all other videos immediately. The Sheraton National Hotel has a rooftop camera; hotel employees watched the video in awe several times before the FBI confiscated it for “investigation.” the film has never been released. The Virginia Department of Transportation has cameras that would have filmed the aircraft as it flew over Route 27; again, the films have never been released. As the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense has every inside and outside inch of the Pentagon is under constant video surveillance, yet the FBI refused to say if any other videos were recorded.
The FBI claimed that Hani Hanjour was the responsible hijacker for flight 77, piloting and crashing it into the Pentagon. Although Hanjour had taken four months of flight school in Arizona, he was denied the request to rent a plane in August of 2001, for not completing his coursework at school and for failing the three required tests to rent a plane. It was obvious Hani Hanjour was not a skillful flyer.
…It is doubtful that the best-trained fighter pilots could have executed the maneuver that supposedly crashed a 757 into the Pentagon. It required making a tight 320-degree turn while descending-
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Ignoring or twisting facts to make them fit into alternate theories doesn't cut it as proof.
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QUESTION:
What are some ideas on what to do during the summer?
A couple of friends and I decided to compose a list of 100 things to do this summer. Here is my list, please help in completing it.Keep in mind I live in Los Angeles so many items on the list are only applicable there.
100 Things to do this summer
1.Make a video and post it on YouTube.
2.Call or text an old friend you haven’t spoken to in a long while.
3.Get a new hairstyle.
4.Start a collection.
5.Attend a Dodgers game.
6.Go to the beach.
7.Bury a friend in the sand.
8.Watch the sunset.
9.Have a bonfire.
10.Roast marshmallows and make smores.
11.Become a vegetarian for a week.
12.Go to a drive-in theatre.
13.Swim at a pool.
14.Buy a waterproof camera and take picture underwater.
15.Go to a dance club (Matinee, Mode 7, Dance, etc…)
16.Stay awake for 24 hours.
17.Go egging anything in sight.
18.Dress up fancy and go eat at a fast-food restaurant.
19.Go to a city/county fair or carnival.
20.Cruise down Hollywood Blvd and take a picture with a mass media character.
21.Go to an amusement park.
22.Read a book.
23.Commit a random act of kindness.
24.Participate in a contest.
25.Go to Las Vegas, Nevada (out of state).
26.Have a water balloon/water gun fight.
27.Go to a concert.
28.Learn to say hello in 10 foreign languages.
29.Get on a roof and begin stargazing.
30.Go to a recreational park.
31.Play a game of any sport (Basketball, Football, Volleyball, etc…)
32.Go bowling (Cosmic Bowling).
33.Bake a pastry (cookies, brownies, cake etc…)
34.Make a mixed CD of your favorite songs.
35.Go hiking.
36.Have a sleepover.
37.Watch a movie marathon.
38.Create a sidewalk mural with chalk.
39.Go to Griffith Observatory.
40.Sing karaoke or Rock Band/Band Hero.
41.Create a website.
42.Go on a bike ride.
43.Learn how to get hyphy (Ghost Ride the Whip).
44.Attend a Hardcore show.
45.Learn how to mosh (two-step).
46.Buy water applicable tattoos and wear them all day.
47.Go to an arcade (Heaven).
48.Toilet Paper someone’s house.
49.Eat at IHOP late at night (dusk).
50.Go to a mall, shop or window shop.
51.Play tag/hide & seek in a shopping mall.
52.Run up an escalator going down.
53.Go to an ice skating or roller blading rink.
54.Eat at a restaurant recommended by an acquaintance.
55.Go to a restaurant and flirt with your waitress.
56.Start a Coke and Mentos experiment.
57.Watch and light fireworks on Fourth of July.
58.Go to a flyer party.
59.Buy zany sunglasses and wear them in public.
60.Go to Golf n Stuff (miniature golf).
61.Prank call an innocent victim.
62.Go to a museum (art, history, science etc…)
63.Play various board games.
64.Go to Lil Tokyo.
65.Walk to Plazita Olvera.
66.Go to China Town.
67.Eat at Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles.
68.Sneak into an abandon hospital (Hollenbeck).
69.Go to a thrift store and purchase items within a spending limit.
70.Fiddle around with an Ouija board.
71.Volunteer at an event.
72.Have a Barbeque.
73.Donate to charity (Not necessarily money).
74.Play truth or dare.
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well here is the list me and my friend came up with
LIST OF SUMMER THINGS TO DO
1.Pull an all nighter
2.Midnight bowling
3.Midnight mini golfing
4.Have a bonfire party
5.Go to Catalina
6.Have a picnic
7.Go to Arizona
8.Lemonade stand and bake sale
9.Slip-n-slide!
10.Tie-dye t-shirts with kool-aid
11.Camping in dev’s backyard
12.Go shopping
13.Work out
14.Ultimate water balloon war
15.Go to the fair
16.6 flags!
17.Ice blocking
18.Have a bake-a-thon
19.Go to legoland
20.ZOO!
21.Paint balling
22.Sight see in Hollywood
23.Go-karting
24.Drive-in movies
25.Party at dev’s!
26.Go to thrift store, buy clothes and walk around town
27.Play hide and seek in the mall
28.City wide scavenger hunt
29.Get a black and white disposable camera
30.Dye hair
31.Have a picnic out on the ocean
32.Kayaking in la jolla cove
33.Go laser tagging
34.Food fight party
35.Jello wrestling
36.Ice Skating
37.Beach # competition
38.Teepee someon’s house
39.Make a music video
40.Watch the notebook and a walk to remember
41. Walk through a drive through
42.start a chain reaction @ a drive through
43.Makeovers
44.Junk food potluck sleepover!
45.Picture scavenger hunt!
46.Paint fight
47.Mall tag
48.Sleep outside
49.Learn how to skateboard
50. Kidnap eachother
51.Play flashlight tag
52.Play cellphone tag
53.Make some money---job!
54.Make a splatter painting
55.Go on a missions trip
56.Sell something on ebay
57. 2v2 beach volleyball
58.Go to IHOP at 1 am
59.Live without cellphone or computer for a day
60.Build a fort! Lol
61.Have a carwash
62.Ride public buses for a dayhope that helps!
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(sharpness). The larger the number of TV lines, the better the resolution and hence, overall picture quality. Standard resolution camera may have 350-380 lines, over 400 TV Lines is generally considered good resolution while over 500 TV lines is considered high resolution. B/W chip cameras produce greater resolution and better light sensitivity, therefore suitable for use in dark areas where light conditions are poor most of the time.
lenses enable this camera, to monitor objects from virtually any distance. Although for indoor use, they can be used for outdoor when combined with weatherproof housing. They are considered to be the most flexible and widely used by professionals for commercial installations.
Great advantage of bullet camera is the small size and integrated design, some bullet cameras will even have infrared LED future built-in. simply LED light in infrared spectrum (not visible to human eye). This light will illuminate viewing area, making possible monitoring in complete darkness. This is great future, but it only works up to certain distance (usually between 10 and 50 ft. depending on model) Vary simple to install and estheticly designed, bullet cameras are great choice for residential and do-it-yourself installations where monitoring objects are within about 25ft from the camera location (with standard 3.6mm lens).
Most Bullet cameras in comparison, do not offer high resolution and lens selection flexibility, but are likely to be weatherproof, some will have infrared light built-in and most of all they are relatively easy to implement. They usually come with 3.6mm lens witch are considered to be suitable for most standard installations (good for covering small to medium size room or equivalent).
Spy Cameras. Many are basically board ones with built-in transmitter. We are not going to go into wireless cameras right now, as this would be enough material for completely new article.
protection. They should always be selected based on the location of the camera (inside/outside), distance from the monitoring object, light condition and budget.
