Hidden Spy Camera Selections

Right now, a variety of hidden camera devices are available with all shapes and forms. As mentioned in former articles we have glorified the spy pen for its incredible versatility and how it may be used in all type of situations. Despite our praise of the device we must admit that it's not always the best-hidden spy camera for the job. So here is a quick summary on some of the alternative spy camera products on the market today.

Spy Glasses This is the tool that began the entire hidden spy camera craze; illustrated in movies they allowed someone to watch what another person was seeing. At first a small camera was hidden within the nosepiece that attached the lenses together. The main cause these nifty little gadgets never really seemed to take off however was the sheer size of the camera embedded in the frame. It just made them to bulky to be discreet. An answer was soon found through sunglasses; their design allowed much thicker rims without exposing the secret of the hidden camera. Only problem is you can only really use them when it's sunny.

Overall spy sunglasses are great products. The space that camera glasses framework provides allows top quality camera to be added with other good quality elements. While not offering the exact versatility as a spy pen they are defiantly a fun alternative device.

Clock Cameras (And other stationary devices)

Among the least obvious places to ever hide a camera, people began hiding chunky  good quality cameras within wall-mounted clocks and other  items. Often placed in devices high up in the room to  secure a good view of  the entire room, they have  administered full room security for years. They offer no versatility, they are  simply a one trick pony, but what a trick. If you're a hidden camera hound like myself you certainly would be lost without  just one of these variations in your collection.

Pre-disguised Hidden Cameras Some how we have discovered ourselves coming full circle back to the spy pen. We shall make an effort not to keep mentioning it as there are other devices this concept has been used to create, most often common daily products. We've seen several really bizarre disguises in our time. The most common of these seem to be tie clips, remote controls, and chewing gum packets. All supply roughly the same quality of recording as each other. The issue we have with these is that they are limited to how you can use them. A good piece of spy equipment should be versatile and always comfortable in its surroundings. These tools are not useable everywhere you go, so failing miserably we find ourselves coming back to the spy pen and stamping it with our highest recommendation.