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You can spray your plate with hair spray or clear gloss paint too - the camera flash reflects and the photo is not usable. It doesn't work. Mythbusters tried
by Amadou 13y ago
You can spray your plate with hair spray or clear gloss paint too - the camera flash reflects and the photo is not usable.
It doesn't work. Mythbusters tried it.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/adamtanner/2013/07/10/data-broker-offers-new-service-showing-where-they-have-spotted-your-car/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/adamtanner/2013/07/10/data-broke...
- grecy 13y agoHa. We did it, and the photo taken by our camera with a flash showed nothing but bright reflection on the plate...
- Amadou 13y agoDid you use the same camera design as the speed & red-light cams do? Also, the plate readers, they don't even use flashes. They are essentially video cameras.
- grecy 13y ago> Did you use the same camera design as the speed & red-light cams do? We didn't. In Australia, at least, red light cameras are cameras, and they do have a flash (you can see it go off). The plate readers on the freeways for tolls are more like video cameras.