The market for spy cameras today has delayed notoriously.

This is because not only public feel the need for security and ask for security solutions more often, but also due to the truth that spy cameras themselves have become higher than what they were.

Primarily when the CCTV cameras came into the market they were large and bulky and nothing close to being separate.

These would serve only half their point as people would always know that they are under surveillance and would most often be on their best behavior.

However, to catch the perpetrators red handed, more successful solutions were necessary that would help to stop the menace for once and for all.

Catering to these needs the cameras in progress to evolve and today the spy cameras have been modified and improved for their purpose by leaps and bounds.

The biggest feature of spying is to be discreet. The person who is being spied upon should not recognize that he or she is being watched.

A nanny who is taking care of your child will most clearly be on her best behavior when she knows that she is being watched.

Still, when you are not looking, she might be mistreating your child. Your child capacity is too young or too scared to react or say anything.

You are just rewarding your duty as a parent when you are installing a spy camera at your home to watch over your nanny cameras. 

Today security is a more essence in this world. Weather it is of our homes or our shops; we need to give essential measures to make sure that we are not victims to the several miscreants that are consecutively rampant. We need to make sure that we are well protected. There are many ways that we can do this. For a business like a supermarket, a spy cameras should become necessary. This is because it is not possible to put a security guard against every aisle to check shoplifting. The easiest way to watch ourselves against shoplifters is by the use of a hidden cameras. The camera can be cleverly covered behind a light bulb or new similar objects in the ceiling. 

A CCTV monitor would be locating up in the security room where your hired security guard can keep a watch of all aisles. The cameras would be always recording and therefore you can catch somebody who is shoplifting in the act red handed. A CCTV camera also gives you irrefutable proof of someone who is trapped in the act and therefore there would be no second decisions or confusions about it. CCTV cameras at supermarkets have helped owners decline the loss to their business by a great level. This has also helped in manufacture the business safe. There are many types of such cameras offered and there can be a complex set of cameras setup to ensure that the store is well protected.

Like a lot of things in this technical world, the HD Spy Camera light switch can be used for good or evil. You could use the spy cameras to be sure no one was in a part of your residence or business where they weren’t allowable.




You could also use it to spy on people in different rooms of a home or office. The switch mounts to the hedge and has lots of features that are motivating.

It has a pinhole camera within behind that logo on the bottom right corner.

The video it takes is stored to a microSD card and can be shot out to your note pad via USB. It looks like a ordinary light switch according to the market.

It is not looking like any light switch we usually have in the US to me though.

It also has a GSM SIM card inside and can send you text message when it senses movement.

It can shoot still photos or video and can send you an MMS text message of the photo it takes as glowing. You can also trigger the camera to record using your phone.


Unfortunately, the video resolution of this “HD” camera is only 320 x 240 but at slightest the stills are in 1280 x 960 resolutions.

It can be powered by an inner battery or an AC outlet. I wonder why it can’t just get control from the light switch. 

ZionEyez, a Seattle based startup, has formed a pair of spy glasses that have the capability of recording and sharing HD video discreetly. 

The product in question, which has been named the Eyes video recording glasses, comes prepared with a 720p HD recording camera, microphone and 8 GB flash memory. 

The system has up to three hours of battery life and can share information determinedly with both the Bluetooth and WiFi standards.

When users pair their special glasses with an iPhone or Android based Smartphone the system can broadcast the video directly to the web. If users do not want to flow the video users can save the video and export it through a microUSB port that is hidden on the glasses.

The device is still in its prototype stage, and since the company has not preferred a final piece of hardware for the recording device, no sample of the quality of the video recording is available at this time, although they do promise that the camera will be able to record in high definition, at 1280x720p.

When the glasses go on sale they will trade for $200. Users who take benefit of the current pre-order on Kickstarter will get a $50 discount on the price. To know more about spy cameras

Samuel Arnold, Jr. used spy glasses with a hidden camera to criminally record movies while they were still in the theater.

Chicago area resident Samuel Arnold, Jr. seems to have gotten off pretty easy with news that he established only 60 days in jail for illegally recording the movie Easy A while it was still in the theater.

In a session of genius, Arnold used spy glasses with hidden camera to record the movie, and apparently others, instead of the standard bulky standalone camera.

The only sad item is that Arnold was posted the movie and others to a website that made the movies available for a fee. In other words, he was a profitable pirate.

“The assertion was that he was making money off of this,” said Charles Pelkie, a lecturer for the Will County state’s attorney’s office, according to the Chicago Tribune.

The MPAA recognized Arnold through his IP address and told the theater he frequented to be on the watch out for him. While he showed up to watch the movie Easy A the theater alerted the MPAA and police.
The punishment for the crime has various widely over the years.

Back in 2010 Timothy Epifan, of Manville, Connecticut, pled accountable to recording Bruno and received 180 days in jail and 75 hours of society service.

Last February Robert L. Henderson, of Grandview, Mo., was sentenced to 2yrs in prison and $24,738 dollars in restitution for illegally recording “The Dark Knight.”

Fanatic Digital SLR Cameras currently reach up to 18 megapixels of image resolution. 

Professional photographers who can get their hands on a camera that can cost tens of thousands of dollars just got a fresh supermodel to drool over: Hasselblad’s H4D-200MS.

The H4D-200MS, announced last year, is an renew of the existing H4D-50MS, which delivers 50 megapixels of resolution.

The new Digital camera uses the similar 50 megapixel sensor, but takes six shots as moving the figure by 1.5 pixels at a time to carry a 200 megapixel image. 

Hasselblad promises dazzling detail in applications such as car or art photography. Each picture is linking 250 and 300 MB in size.

The company is advertising the new camera for 32,000 Euros which translates to about $45,000. 

Owners of the 50 megapixel camera can send their camera to Hasselblad to fit the 200 megapixel upgrade, which is priced at 7000 Euros or concerning $10,000.

Hidden Camera found in Glendora coffee shop women's bathroom. Police arrested a man accused of secretly videotaping more than 40 women using the restroom at a Glendora coffee shop, officials said Wednesday.

William Zafra Velasco, 25, an unemployed student and resident of San Dimas, was arrested May 4 for purportedly hiding a camera inside the women's toilet for two days in April at the Starbucks in the 1800 block of East Route 66.



The camera was hidden as a plastic coat hook and was affixed to a wall directly across from a toilet. A Starbucks employee revealed the device and called police, they said.

Police said, shortly after the system arrested Velasco, who downloaded the device about every hour to his laptop computer while sitting in his car.

Detectives confiscated his laptop and say they found video of at least 45 female victims, including children, using the toilet. It did not emerge that any of the videos were uploaded to the Internet or circulated, they said.
Velasco faces felony charges in link with the case. He has posted $50,000 bail and is set to emerge in court June 21.

So far, police have known 11 victims, but Glendora police are asking for the public's help in identifying the other 34 victims.

Fujifilm India Pvt. Ltd. have recently launched the FinePix S3300, which is the latest in their S-Series of digital cameras.

The S-Series from Fujifilm consists of the company's DSLR and bridge new camera models.

The FinePix S3300 appears to be a serious new applicant into the already crowded digital cameras market.

The 24 mm wide angle Fujinon lens is capable of not just the super zoom, but also of shooting extreme closes ups of subjects located as close as 2 cm from the lens.

Along with a 3.0 inch display, the camera also has an Electronic ViewFinder (EVF), which is new useful while shooting outdoors under direct sunlight.



Special Features :

• 14 Megapixel resolution image CCD sensor.
• The main USP (Unique Selling Point) of the camera as being advertised by Fujifilm is its powerful 26x visual zoom lens with CCD Shift Image Stabilisation.
• It supports high sensitivity at up to ISO6400, allowing you to get recovered photos even in insufficient lighting. 
• HD movie shooting at 720p (1280x720 pixels) is yet another smart feature and you can even play back these movies right through the camera, by hooking it up to your HDTV using a HDMI cable.
• Smile&Shoot, Face Detection and Blink Detection are also some of the other useful features to this camera.
• Fujifilm FinePix S3300 is available at an attractive M.R.P. of Rs.15,999 and comes with a 2 years warranty.
  

We are sure that customers will have a delightful experience with this camera and it will more strengthen Fujifilm s positioning as a Digital Camera brand with strong technology background." 

Dutch scientists have developed an ‘electronic nose’ which can smell within five minutes if anyone has asthma, the reports on Tuesday.

The paper says the system has been four years in growth at the University of Amsterdam’s AMC teaching hospital and claims 90% accuracy.

The ‘e-nose’ recognizes the molecular make up of exhaled breath and can also differentiate between asthma and lung disease COPD.

Easier to use :

The Researcher Niki Fens said, the paper the equipment is cheaper, smaller and easier to use than traditional machinery used to identify lung problems.

The researchers also hope the e-nose can be used to classify asthma in young children.

E-noses are already in use to recognize other diseases and infections and are used in the food industry as well.