Most of them actually take a series of consecutive pictures extremely fast, so in essence they can add them one after another and create a horribly low frame rate video.

 

checvk this stuff out it works wonders http://www.laserveil.com/

 

I hate to say it, but I think you just bought 2 cans of sucker bait

 

Now thats funny

 

The inverse, if you watched the videos does not work with this product...supposedly.

Mythbusters not exactly high science. There test involving falling bullets not killing people being a perfect example.

They said that myth was busted...but did admit that the bullet had to be fired 100% straight into the air, and fall straight down not to kill.

They admitted bullets fired at a trajectory and thus falling back to earth has an can kill people.

Yet they said the myth was busted.

That is about as ignorant as it gets.

If you can't see why...buy their t-shirts. They'll love you for it.

There are other products that they may have tested....then again...maybe they disproved it...maybe not.

Again, I don;t normally go ripping down heavily trafficked roads, but if I had to speed up to avoid a collision...or some other anomoly, and this stuff does work...

Well, it would be worth the money, right? Right.

 

There is a very simple solution, if you are willing BMG. Let's do our own busting.After you getyour cans of spray, start running some lights where there are cameras. I promise, I am not being a smartass! I would love to know if this stuff works (pure curiosity), and I'msure there are others here that would like to know, too...even though curiosity killed the cat . Keep us posted, dude.

 

1. I don't run red lights.

But...I welcome you to try...oh curious one.

2. I hope it works if I need it for a speed monitor camera.

3. I know I kind of serve people...but they should really just take it as good advice...not an insult.

Just trying to entertain myself and inform at the same time.

 

How fast do you pass "Joe Brown" that you need 2 cans of sucker-paint to spray over your plate?

 

I also heard they dont work. But anyway, doesn't the spray only work when the camera uses a FLASH...which it only uses at night? If so, unless you do a lot of nite riding its not too useful (if it actually works)

 

^ idk about where you live but here in ca our red light cameras use the flash all time of day/night