Make an infrared mask to hide your face from cameras

Make an infrared mask to hide your face from cameras

This how-to video shows how you can hack a standard baseball cap into a cool invisible IR mask to hide your face from cameras anywhere, and look perfectly normal to the human eye! Now don't go out a rob a bank or anything. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to camera-proof your face with a creepy infrared mask.

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Thisguyman 1 year ago
Yeah like im going to wear a hat with a bunch of LEDs sticking out of it.
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Groundhog 5 months ago
You can put the LEDs in the letter designs on a hat, so that it looks like it's supposed to be that way. You could even get a light-up LED hat and just replace the existing LEDs with IR equivalents.
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Serothis 1 year ago
This will only work on cameras set to night vision, And even then it only is true "effective" when it's pointed right at the camera. On any digital camera, video or otherwise, this won't work. The reason is that digital cameras (most of them) have IR filters since the receptors are extremely sensitive to IR. IR filter means little to no IR light gets through, making this project moot.
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funkyfleabass 1 year ago
that is quite possibly the most stupid-ass idea I have ever seen. What an idiot.
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jeremiahthebullfrog 10 months ago
Actually it works on any camera, I have a few IR LEDs and have tried this out on digital cameras before and they show up, if you have enough of them they will produce an intense beam of light to cover a face, go learn how electronics work before leaving your smart ass comments on here, you know nothing!
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Anthrax 10 months ago
i don't think it will work.
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pink bart 10 months ago
err
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indecipherable 8 months ago
Yeah, it works on low grade security cameras,web cameras,digital cameras and really well on cell phone cameras. Point your television remote at your cellular phone while in camera mode and press any button on the remote - it's how i tell if the remotes not programmed or if the batteries are dead when i'm setting up someones home entertainment system.
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Indecipherable
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kompassion 8 months ago
Works on my Digital Video camera, although it doesn't blind as much with the night vision off
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Groundhog 5 months ago
A lot of digital cameras have IR filters, so you would get seen anyway.
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cubecage 5 months ago
I had seen this debunked on youtube with multiple cameras and it didn't work.
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peterson 4 months ago
Cool!
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old_old_rocker 2 months ago
i worked that one out 20 years ago, ir leds in police hats,helmets,cars,hill walkers,skiers,fishers,stolen cars,just about any thing that would help the police an rescue chopper cams do there job well, it would use the same type of tv remote codes to id the user, a cam with text decoder would id the user.lol
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young_young_rocker 2 months ago
Wait, what? How does that have any relevance here? IR LEDs are not magically coded so that they can be identified. Yes, one can use them to send coded signals, but that requires circuitry in the background to generate those signals.
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algansk 2 months ago
Hey, can someone tell me if dis LED look maka me a blood or a crip? Da' be a glowin red man...
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Abrow last month
hey v can do this with out a cap. i mean v can fix LEds in our hairs..!!!!!!
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golddees last month
we used to do this type of thing on the back of our motorcycles like 12 yrs ago, put 2 clusters of 20 ir leds right above the license plate. the older dash cams in cop cars, and the older speed cameras did not have ir filters, but with modern digital means of lightening images, these tricks are useless nowadays, dont waste your time, and definately dont depend on it to work!
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golddees last month
ive got a better idea, how bout you just pull the bill of your gay ass sean john hat down over your face like most people that wear sean john hats do, and just say fck the leds
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NO-BETTER-BOY 6 hours ago
I wonder if Infra-Red would work with Speed Cameras :P Stick a load in your number plate...
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