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| - | In the past in the 1940s, Allen Funt | + | In the past in the 1940s, Allen Funt pioneered among the most popular tv shows of all time. It was called 'Candid Camera', and the idea was so clever that many shows that we enjoy today have their roots based on it. Candid Camera was actually preceded by another Funt show named 'Candid Microphone' in June of 1947.<br /><br />These shows included a concealed microphone or camera set to record an unsuspecting victim who's experienced within an unusual situation. Sounds somewhat like spying, does not it? These small films, which we would call videos now, were quite simple to setup but sometimes special props had to be invented. Maybe you have seen many of these hilarious episodes using a car that just happened to have a second gasoline tank, or an office desk with drawers that pop open and shut all by themselves.In those times it took quite a bit of work to conceal heavy camera and recording equipment, but to-day it is wonderful how small and successful cameras have become. This is partly due to the increased need by the spy and detective market whose need for tiny gadgets has spurred on the quest for miniaturization.The trickle-down effect from this process has led to smaller and smaller cameras for private use. Perhaps our mobile phones have integral video and audio capabilities.<br /><br /> The famous Woody Allen labored for Allen Funt within the 1960s, improving his acting and directing abilities. In these times every one of us can be quite a Woody creating small movies and distributing them to the friends or publishing them on UTube.The line between business application, skilled security, and just-for-fun, has become increasingly confused. There is an array of [http://www.deluxecctv.com spy gear] which can be used to discreetly collect proof, report conferences, provide surveillance, or simply just goof around with. What small boy hasn't tried to hear through walls, or wished for x-ray glasses?Well, all of the spy equipment that's available boggles your brain. Imagine your self gently using a pen at a meeting which has a microphone, camcorder and DVT camera. When you have gathered your data, plug it in to a USB interface, then down load and view the footage.<br /><br /> Perhaps you'd rather complete the same task utilizing your practical dandy spy watch that offers a great deal of storage potential and files in color.Maybe your task needs you to mingle in the group. When you casually pull out a stick of gum, no body will suspect that concealed within the hot good fresh fruit bundle is really a mini-camera complete with micro-sd card slot and 2GB of memory. Who will have the ability to tell that the switch on your own clothing is really a cleverly disguised little camcorder. It is also most unlikely that anyone can discover your great spy belt buckle with a DVR built right in. Laugh, you're on genuine belt buckle. |
Current revision as of 22:30, 21 October 2013
In the past in the 1940s, Allen Funt pioneered among the most popular tv shows of all time. It was called 'Candid Camera', and the idea was so clever that many shows that we enjoy today have their roots based on it. Candid Camera was actually preceded by another Funt show named 'Candid Microphone' in June of 1947.<br /><br />These shows included a concealed microphone or camera set to record an unsuspecting victim who's experienced within an unusual situation. Sounds somewhat like spying, does not it? These small films, which we would call videos now, were quite simple to setup but sometimes special props had to be invented. Maybe you have seen many of these hilarious episodes using a car that just happened to have a second gasoline tank, or an office desk with drawers that pop open and shut all by themselves.In those times it took quite a bit of work to conceal heavy camera and recording equipment, but to-day it is wonderful how small and successful cameras have become. This is partly due to the increased need by the spy and detective market whose need for tiny gadgets has spurred on the quest for miniaturization.The trickle-down effect from this process has led to smaller and smaller cameras for private use. Perhaps our mobile phones have integral video and audio capabilities.<br /><br /> The famous Woody Allen labored for Allen Funt within the 1960s, improving his acting and directing abilities. In these times every one of us can be quite a Woody creating small movies and distributing them to the friends or publishing them on UTube.The line between business application, skilled security, and just-for-fun, has become increasingly confused. There is an array of spy gear which can be used to discreetly collect proof, report conferences, provide surveillance, or simply just goof around with. What small boy hasn't tried to hear through walls, or wished for x-ray glasses?Well, all of the spy equipment that's available boggles your brain. Imagine your self gently using a pen at a meeting which has a microphone, camcorder and DVT camera. When you have gathered your data, plug it in to a USB interface, then down load and view the footage.<br /><br /> Perhaps you'd rather complete the same task utilizing your practical dandy spy watch that offers a great deal of storage potential and files in color.Maybe your task needs you to mingle in the group. When you casually pull out a stick of gum, no body will suspect that concealed within the hot good fresh fruit bundle is really a mini-camera complete with micro-sd card slot and 2GB of memory. Who will have the ability to tell that the switch on your own clothing is really a cleverly disguised little camcorder. It is also most unlikely that anyone can discover your great spy belt buckle with a DVR built right in. Laugh, you're on genuine belt buckle.
