Aaron S
Hello
What are the Best Spy Camera Eye Glasses or Sunglasses on the Market? When I say "Best" I mean the following in order of priority:
Most inconspicuous
Best video quality (HD is a must, 1080p even better)
Battery Life (as far as I see, 2 hours is on the higher end)
Price is not a big issue, so please provide all answers which meet the above criteria.
Thanks!
Aaron
Answer
Brickhouse is an excellent source for spy glasses. They offer spy glasses with video cameras AND spy glasses with the invisible rear view mirror, which is pretty cool. Obviously your looking for the spy camera version. :)
Anyways I found a link to Brickhouse's spy glasses here:
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/category/safety+and+security/spy+glasses.do
Within their products I found one pair that records at 1280x960 resolution which is pretty high quality but they only have a 1 hour battery life. Here is a link: http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/product/camcorder+sunglasses.do?sortby=bestSellers&from=fn
Battery life on spy glasses (as with most body worn spy cams) is going to be pretty limited. 2 hours is generally the max on a spy cam this small. However you can turn the camera off to conserve battery life. You might find that the higher resolution you require, the lower the battery life. High quality video drains the heck out of a battery, especially if the battery is small (like small enough to fit in a pair of glasses).
There are lots of other body worn spy cameras you can get though that will record HIGH RESOLUTION video and do it for a longer time.
One of my favorites is the coffee mug spy cam. You can carry that around with you anywhere and the beauty is you can even leave it sitting somewhere for a few hours (without suspicion). Spy glasses are easily detectable if your not wearing them. I'm not sure exactly what you want to use the spy glasses for but if you need a longer battery life on a spy camera with high def video that is portable you might consider venturing beyond spy glasses, cause you seem to have found the best you'll find. The limit on the size of these devices is why you can't find them with a longer battery life.
Anyways... Here is a link to the coffee mug cam I mentioned. I mentioned it because it has a 6 HOUR BATTERY and records with High resolution video.
http://www.my-spycam.com/secure-cam-coffee-mug-w-6-hour-battery.html
There are a lot of other options out there when it comes to spy cams. If you find yourself limited to 2 hours of battery life, or low resolution, look into other disguises. If you can't think of disguises that will work, call up a spy shop and ask for some ideas. Generally they are happy to offer suggestions for certain situations.
Brickhouse is an excellent source for spy glasses. They offer spy glasses with video cameras AND spy glasses with the invisible rear view mirror, which is pretty cool. Obviously your looking for the spy camera version. :)
Anyways I found a link to Brickhouse's spy glasses here:
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/category/safety+and+security/spy+glasses.do
Within their products I found one pair that records at 1280x960 resolution which is pretty high quality but they only have a 1 hour battery life. Here is a link: http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/product/camcorder+sunglasses.do?sortby=bestSellers&from=fn
Battery life on spy glasses (as with most body worn spy cams) is going to be pretty limited. 2 hours is generally the max on a spy cam this small. However you can turn the camera off to conserve battery life. You might find that the higher resolution you require, the lower the battery life. High quality video drains the heck out of a battery, especially if the battery is small (like small enough to fit in a pair of glasses).
There are lots of other body worn spy cameras you can get though that will record HIGH RESOLUTION video and do it for a longer time.
One of my favorites is the coffee mug spy cam. You can carry that around with you anywhere and the beauty is you can even leave it sitting somewhere for a few hours (without suspicion). Spy glasses are easily detectable if your not wearing them. I'm not sure exactly what you want to use the spy glasses for but if you need a longer battery life on a spy camera with high def video that is portable you might consider venturing beyond spy glasses, cause you seem to have found the best you'll find. The limit on the size of these devices is why you can't find them with a longer battery life.
Anyways... Here is a link to the coffee mug cam I mentioned. I mentioned it because it has a 6 HOUR BATTERY and records with High resolution video.
http://www.my-spycam.com/secure-cam-coffee-mug-w-6-hour-battery.html
There are a lot of other options out there when it comes to spy cams. If you find yourself limited to 2 hours of battery life, or low resolution, look into other disguises. If you can't think of disguises that will work, call up a spy shop and ask for some ideas. Generally they are happy to offer suggestions for certain situations.
Can my camera "see" infra-red?
Ryan Soude
I have a Nikon Coolpix P510. It is a 16.1 megapixel CMOS still digital camera. It also has the ability to record 1080p full HD video. My question is, if I buy an Infrared light to use with the camera, will it be able to see this light kind of like the episodes of Ghost Adventures? I know they have really expensive cameras on that show, and mine is not quite that expensive, but I would like to re-create that effect and before I spend money on an InfraRed light, I want to make sure my money is well invested.
Answer
No, not in the way you want.
You can get an IR filter, but the resulting exposure times will be long, not anywhere near suitable for motion.
The sensors are indeed very sensitive to IR light. So much so that it is a problem. The "cure" is a filter on the sensor that blocks most of the IR light. Take a look at "http://www.lifepixel.com/" to see more info on this and they may have a conversion kit for your camera.
Or.... Get a cheap IR security camera.
Or...film in daylight with natural light and use post-production to make it look like IR.
No, not in the way you want.
You can get an IR filter, but the resulting exposure times will be long, not anywhere near suitable for motion.
The sensors are indeed very sensitive to IR light. So much so that it is a problem. The "cure" is a filter on the sensor that blocks most of the IR light. Take a look at "http://www.lifepixel.com/" to see more info on this and they may have a conversion kit for your camera.
Or.... Get a cheap IR security camera.
Or...film in daylight with natural light and use post-production to make it look like IR.
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