Anybody read the news of the world about the numberplate trick to beat the gatso's
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Anybody read the news of the world about the numberplate trick to beat the gatso's
Was reading something in the news of the world yesterday about the ladies cosmetic that you can put on your numberplate that the flash of the gatso camera will bounce off. Does anyone no what this is.
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http://www.radar-camera.co.uk/ found this stuff price is a bit steep but if it works guess its a small price to pay, not that i agree with denying this poor goverment revenue from speed cameras
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I had a set of reflective plates once and they did work... to a point. Basically these plates reflect most of the cameras flash output rendering the plate burnt out (photographic term). However the person processing the film can apply certain techniques (ie reverse the image/negative) that allow them to read the number quite easily. Whether they choose to take the time to do this is another matter. Also these type of plate only work with the flashing, rear facing type of camera, NOT digital.
Saying that I had them on my cars for over 10 years and never got done. Then again I've been lucky enough to never (yet) be done by a camera...!
Jason
Saying that I had them on my cars for over 10 years and never got done. Then again I've been lucky enough to never (yet) be done by a camera...!
Jason
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My Dads got some reflectives on his 911.
If you take a flash picture of the car, the plates come out totally white.
If the film is then saturated, then no amount of tinkering will pull back the plate number, but some film is easier saturated than others.
Using my digital camera (first was done with my Minolta 35mm film camera), the images is so saturated that I can't get the plate image back. Only works on camers with flashes of course.
If you take a flash picture of the car, the plates come out totally white.
If the film is then saturated, then no amount of tinkering will pull back the plate number, but some film is easier saturated than others.
Using my digital camera (first was done with my Minolta 35mm film camera), the images is so saturated that I can't get the plate image back. Only works on camers with flashes of course.
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http://www.ukspeedtraps.co.uk/index.htm
^^ well worth reading the reviews on the numbers plate products
^^ well worth reading the reviews on the numbers plate products
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lets see some pics then gary.talk is cheap
Cant find the pics ATM, the car is 240 miles away. Will do them when I go home next month and try to remember to post them.
It was about 5 years ago when I took the pictures. Still got the same car though, 1990 Carrera, 12,000 miles on the clock and absolutly mint.
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Originally Posted by jasonius
I had a set of reflective plates once and they did work... to a point. Basically these plates reflect most of the cameras flash output rendering the plate burnt out (photographic term). However the person processing the film can apply certain techniques (ie reverse the image/negative) that allow them to read the number quite easily. Whether they choose to take the time to do this is another matter. Also these type of plate only work with the flashing, rear facing type of camera, NOT digital.
Saying that I had them on my cars for over 10 years and never got done. Then again I've been lucky enough to never (yet) be done by a camera...!
Jason
Saying that I had them on my cars for over 10 years and never got done. Then again I've been lucky enough to never (yet) be done by a camera...!
Jason
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Always amazes me that the most advanced cameras on the roads (truvelos and specs) aren't set up to catch the most common and most dangerous speeders (motorcyclists).
What a rip...
What a rip...
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Originally Posted by Jap2Scrap
Always amazes me that the most advanced cameras on the roads (truvelos and specs) aren't set up to catch the most common and most dangerous speeders (motorcyclists).
What a rip...
What a rip...
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none of these reflective number plates work.fact.there are cheaper ways to get out of a speeding fine,as i can vouch with my clean licence and lead right foot.
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Originally Posted by pete1977
none of these reflective number plates work.fact.there are cheaper ways to get out of a speeding fine,as i can vouch with my clean licence and lead right foot.
Dean
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being aware and having a GPS camera is as good as you can get....learn to reconise typical 'speed camera' zones...long straight roads with no obvious hazards. 90% of speed cameras you can spot a mile off and are normally warned about before hand.
note the being aware
note the being aware
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Originally Posted by Jap2Scrap
Always amazes me that the most advanced cameras on the roads (truvelos and specs) aren't set up to catch the most common and most dangerous speeders (motorcyclists).
What a rip...
What a rip...
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