Will it be able to detect cameras which are veiled behind a surface, like a mirror?
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I would think so as when testing this device around my home it detected my cameras in various places of my home and detected a camera that was just on the other side of a wall in another room. The closer you get to something the stronger the alert is that comes from the device. It has worked well for me so far.
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Yes, but not very well; it operates by detecting infrared radiation from a warm body (for example), and glass will block much of that unless the radiation comes towards the glass at a pretty direct angle. This thing is weatherproof, so if you can mount it on the other side of the glass you will get better results. I had other issues with the device, though, so I sent it back.
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Yes. The camera can be set to automatically record when motion is sensed by the camera.
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HelloYes, you can see that, but i recomend you download an app from appstore called BLUEIRIS. It is the fastest smartphone aplication for this kind of security camera.
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Don't think it will because if the detector is covered it can't see motion.
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I would think so. It covers full-frame sensors.http://photo.net/equipment/tamron/70-300di-vc/
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I know it detects the speed traps on the interstate. As far as cameras I'm not sure.
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It needs direct light to be reflective. Unless the camera has a flash aimed at your plate it will probably not work for that. Try a cover.
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Yes indeed. Once the red lights start blinking and while looking into the eye spot you'll see a spot that reflects like a flash it'll apear bright red flash that's the lens of the hidden camera. As far with signal depends on what type of electronic is nearby within the room
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I would say no. I use it primarily to see if cars are coming up behind me (works well for that) , but would not rely on it for details about the car, especially if there is a dog in it. The mirror is too small for that.
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you will need a light source as you would with any camera in the dark. it can be full spec or just IR or both it will see this type of light due to its modification
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No. Just to clarify. This isn't a real camera. It's meant to just look like a camera to scare away potential threats.
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Unfortunately no positively no. Neighbors can see all through film if house or area is lit with normal lighting, only draw back. Hope this helps
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They can't control the user's ability not to scratch the mirror. If you slip you might scratch the delicate surface. Worse, you may be emboldened to dust the sensor. A sudden move and there's an expensive proposition. That's their way of saying: "if you wreck your camera, don't turn around and sue us." I've used it to clean every part of my cameras. I haven't screwed anything up yet. Make of that what may. Caveat duster.
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You would need a window (or mirror) so you can see the reflection of the image. The readout on the device is backwards.
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I need to know if it will detect stationary speed cameras. not red light cameras
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It could if there are individual slats/spindals for the two loops of velcro to wrap around. I think it works better as a floor mirror.