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What about wearing a hat that blasts infrared

• bsenftner 7y ago
  A rapidly blinking LED on your hat causes cameras to compensate for the bright flash, but they can't compensate fast enough due to the blinking. This causes the camera's video stream compression to focus on the brightness, resulting in degraded information in the relatively dark face. Basically, the face becomes pixel garbage and it often is not recognized as a face at all.
  • aurizon 7y ago
    I wonder if infrared LEDs (not seen by human eyes - but which desense camera sensisivity etc etc) flashed on/off at a high and rotatingly variable rate mich redcuce how effective these cams work? Of course, IR filters on cameras would occur soon enough?
    • bsenftner 7y ago
      Most cameras have a software IR filter, even the $17 elp IP cams.