Would a attacker think these are just regular glasses while you're recording him/her making threats. Just wondering so I could use it as evidence
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They look just like regular glasses. An attacker would not be aware they are being recorded.
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Keep in mind that the camera lens because is very wide angle, is bigger than most spy camera-glasses. Perhaps with a cap you could "hide it" a little bit with the trade off of loosing some field of view. If there is someone who knows about these gadgets then you could be discovered. There are some cheaper glasses with a tiny hole which is the camera. Of course images are not that wide and good looking but you'll be safer.
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I have been able to record several conversation with no one knowing they were being recorded. Including several police officers. I would recommend them.....
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Even though it might block the sound, he may get teased for wearing them... I would discourage the idea. Just personal opinion for what it's worth.
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Possibly. I've posted a short video response here: http://youtu.be/KtTCHThUIRg
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Just as T,Jackson I am interested in the answer to his question.I would hate to depend on this device for self defense, only to find that it does not work. Edward Reg edwardreg@yahoo.com
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Yes I think they would. They are designed to block out high db levels of percussive sound. Ones that are specifically made for shooting that law enforcement uses are called EarPro or Sonic Defenders by SureFire.
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This is not a real camera, you cannot take video with it. It is a deterrent only.
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Why would you? That sounds very suspicious in my opinion... Are you making a bomb?
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the glasses are attached to his face, it's not even possible for them to "fall off." If someone wanted them off, there would be some work involved, and the marks from the effort would probably be noticeable.
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Not really, you would have to get close to the suspect to get anything useful, not good for far away, not good for outside surveillance too. Good for indoor meetings.
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No they aren't. This would normally bother me but not in this case. I love these glasses.
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After watching the video you sent, the answer is, yes they are protected. I had never heard of such a thing. Thanks for making me a little wiser.
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I have them on a real AR. But not one that I would EVER use to defend my life with. These are cheap and would be better suited for air soft.
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They are not that realistic. At a distance, it may give someone a quick double take, but that's likely it.
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It's not an iPhone. It's a stun gun they are trying to conceal to look like a phone. However it is very thick, bulky and cheap looking. I don't think it will confuse muggers.
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My daughter had me order them for a cosplay. No you can't see through the glasses when someone has them on.
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I bought them for the built in readers. I think it would be distracting while shooting
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Yes they do. They each respond separately to whatever stimuli is in front -- sometimes even if a fly or spider is in front of the lens. A little green icon that looks like a person pops up whenever motion is detected. You can set cameras to ONLY record during those times to save space on the hard drive.