This digital Hidden Camera and Recorder is excellent for private detectives and private investigators to catch suspicious behaviour in the act. It's a stand alone CCTV method and built into it's a motion detector which will record every move that a private detective or private investigator needs to see to accurately solve a case, be it domestic or corporate.
All a private detective or private investigator requirements to do is position the motion activated covert camera in the optimum position to record activity, plug in the SD memory card and energy cable as well as the camera will record all of the data required. The camera is high resolution so there could be no doubt concerning the accuracy of the data and there is a playback mode. The images are automatically recorded on to the SD memory card. The camera can be set to play along with the private detective or private investigator can return at a later time to gather his or her crucial evidence. Also useful to the private detective and private investigator will be the removable flash memory media slot. The Hidden Camera and Recorder will supply all of the evidence needed to uncover solutions.
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