Apparently, the ability to hide a camera and preserve surveillance video has become a matter of moderate importance, lately. From overly aggressive police officers who
deliberately break cameras and
attack old women on cell phones to paranoid
county prosecutors who cry and stomp their feet when pictured in the media, lower level government officials who do not wish to take responsibility for their actions also do not seem to wish to appear on camera. The two reactions almost always occur hand in hand.
Pictured below are some interesting and fun ways to obtain footage and pictures without anyone detecting the source of the camera. Cameras can be attached to pet collars, and hidden in light switches. Even a laptop standing open with the camera engaged can be a source of impromptu surveillance.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
1 comment:
These are all pretty sneaky ideas. I've only ever had one break in at my house, but we didn't have any security cameras at the time. We have them now and most of them are discreetly placed outside and by the doors of the house. We should be prepared for most anything now. http://www.gordoncashregisters.com
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