bexteck
Enlightened
I have a friend in college who has become annoyed that I don't post pictures of myself online, like all of her friends. I can't think of anything good and quite a few things bad that can come of having pictures of yourself available to the entire internet community, especially pictures that would be taken in a college setting.
This friend has now vowed to take pictures of me, every chance she gets and post them online. I am looking for the flashaholic's defense against this nonconsentual photography.
So my question is this; is there a moderately sized infared flashlight that will overexpose a picture taken with a film/digital camera enough to wipe out most or all of the image? Is there a better way to disable a camera than this? If you can't tell, I'm having a bit of fun with the whole thing, so if you have any humorous suggestions, please post them as well as the serious ones.
This friend has now vowed to take pictures of me, every chance she gets and post them online. I am looking for the flashaholic's defense against this nonconsentual photography.
So my question is this; is there a moderately sized infared flashlight that will overexpose a picture taken with a film/digital camera enough to wipe out most or all of the image? Is there a better way to disable a camera than this? If you can't tell, I'm having a bit of fun with the whole thing, so if you have any humorous suggestions, please post them as well as the serious ones.