noPhoto 2.0 Test Shots

[@TallStarlite]

The money we must spend to fight back against government corruption

[@g.r.4853]

What make you think running a red light and getting a ticket is government corruption. Running a red light is civilian stupidity. God did your mother have any whelps that lived?

[@k.stacks2445]

I went over the crosswalk line when there wasn't enough time to stop on a yellow, camera flashed and I still got a ticket even though I didn't pass through the intersection. I don't think people buy this stuff just to run red lights on purpose

[@k.stacks2445]

@KamekoBruns No, I really did get the ticket )=

[@k.stacks2445]

I'm definitely going to purchase this product, maybe I can take the toll roads for free as a bonus 🤣

[@quarans08]

@KamekoBruns | If you cross the white line at the crossing the cameras flash and click your plate

[@fubuki8718]

Photo trafficlight does not prevent anything like accident, its just a revenue making for the government.

[@CA2APat]

Fu Buki, Exactly!! Just another form of a creative government TAX!

[@SoundJudgment]

Ahem.... 'Revenue Enhancement.'

[@Rigby545]

that isnt necessarily true. In some states traffic cameras have majorly decreased accidents but some states its different.

[@flexibledreamer7846]

It’s draconian and unconstitutional.

[@__WJK__]

Actually, world's full of inconsiderate/rude ass people that totally deserve most the tickets they get. Problem with photo cameras... Municipalities need to give all 1st time offenders a warning. After you've gotten your 1st warning... bring on the fines $$$!!!

[@mrtrek64]

Guys, by a computer privacy screen. Cut out two pieces to cover 1 letter and one number of your plate. When a photo is taken, it can't read the numbers at an angle.

[@azurebapiaries6730]

Thank you!

[@Alessandro37121]

It won't work, because as the car moves away the angle gets smaller and smaller to a level where it's eventually readble. Plus it's noticeable by a cop

[@mrtrek64]

@@Alessandro37121 I agree. I will be very noticeable if you cover the entire plate. That's why I suggested 1 letter and 1 number. It's been working for me for years and hasen't been noticed as of yet. You have to cut the screen so that it covers the number and letter perfectly. Privacy screen is translucent, and hard to notice with the naked eye unless viewing at an angle.

[@MechaniclifeJDM]

@@mrtrek64is it still working for you?

[@mrtrek64]

@@MechaniclifeJDM It worked fine when I first started doing it. But I've taken it off since because I find that I'm not speeding nor breaking the law enough to justify the possibility of getting caught . :)

[@davidthompson1529]

Im not concerned w the Speeding and red-light aspect of it. I just do not want the govt continually violating our 4th amendment rights by keeping tabs on when and where we are!

[@AlexDerange]

this is only for when there is a flash, soooo.... doesn't matter for video

[@BabyJesus66]

Get rid of your phone and computer then... and the black box in your car.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

The camera enforcement vultures have the ability to adjust the exposure to try to decipher an over-exposed plate. Did you try doing so in these tests to see if the overexposure was sufficient to overcome exposure adjustment?

[@BEEFBRSKT]

No way that been pulled back ....once the image is exposed to show white you can't bring it back.😊

[@orsoncart9441]

No chance.

[@Quin1an]

They lost me at $400...

[@ArtistEvolve]

Your comment just lost me at $400...gone!

[@scorpius319]

Mark Wright Why would you want cameras to see it?

[@Nibiru2012ishere]

scorpius319 because it will blur out the numbers to the camera with the infrared lights

[@scorpius319]

Donn Worry So, the traffic cameras see in infrared?

[@b3at2]

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rmft2006]

what about headlights from other vehicles?

[@senioraces]

I've watched all of your videos on this product, and really appreciate that you've taken the time to do them,because saves me a lot of time and expense as I try to find the best product for me. It's too bad you have to see posts from all these negative trolls that can not appreciate what you're doing. Once again, Thanks!

[@jacobafalava]

Joe Ripoll

[@jayviktor6130]

But, does it really work?

[@stevemccull9699]

I have always added an inch wedge of plastic or wood behing the top of my lic plate . It tilts the plate down , bouncing the radar signal down, instead of back to the device. Does NOT "deface" or obstruct the plate!

[@LuckyCharms777]

Stop telling everyone. If lawmakers find out about it, they’ll make that illegal too. You should delete this comment everywhere you wrote it.

[@pewpewkachew4735]

you forgot the 1.5 ton vehicle that the plate is attached to bouncing back the waves perfectly fine.

[@Xtreme.N]

Can you pls make a video of it. U can hide ur plate number with tape

[@azurebapiaries6730]

Excellent info thanks Together the ants will conquer the elephant!

[@richardvaughn2705]

The best method is to use infrared and UV leds to wash out the image constantly. You need to make the leds strobe. Cameras pick up infrared and UV because those wavelengths pick up on the red and blue ccd sensors weakly. So it is possible to have a blinding light on constantly that blocks cameras that humans cant see. Making it strobe will scramble the image which sometimes makes it difficult to make out the car at a distance (like a crt or a flourescent light on a video camera).

[@willkraus3330]

Do they sell something like this? Or how could it be made?

[@Einfach_der_geilste]

@@willkraus3330 its just a few uv LEDs. Ask an electric or look it up on KZbin, real easy stealthy stuff

[@prolifictroll9387]

Thought that only works for.night time

[@AgentOffice]

UV causes blindness

[@lilbigGerm]

@@prolifictroll9387 i mean it could work during the day like shooting a spot light at a camera during the day would still over expose the image but i could be wrong wether it would work with uv leds

[@handykapped6108]

You should've used a 6' step ladder to shoot photos from to simulate speed/traffic cam height

[@flexch2011]

😂😅😂😅

[@necromancer___3054]

In Europe most are 4’ or less from the ground

[@kooskoos8181]

@@necromancer___3054 in Canada all red light cameras are approx 12 to 20 feet off ground.

[@randomuser-n8i]

this has no effect in most of the USA, they use 3 cameras, 1 records video with no flash, 1 takes a pic with flash and the other takes a pic with no flash, then the image is enhanced and they adjust brightness until the whole plate is legible then you get hit with a fine for having a photo blocker plus running a red-light, we did this 3 times on 3 different intersections using 1 car, 1 truck and 1 van and failed each time. I worked for a company that preformed various tests on products we sold. (Basically it was a autoparts store that specialized in the aftermarket. The only photoblocker that kinda works one MOST OCCASIONS is having a tinted bubble cover over your plates and not having any license plate lights in pitch black this worked 4/5 times but again not every time. Dont waste $400 just to get a $50 ticket and a few 1,000 fine.

[@VortexRadar]

Thank you for sharing your results! What company are you with and what part of the country did you test in? I've tested it here in WA State and have found it is effective in practice. If you have some detailed info, it'd be helpful to send it to noPhoto so they can update as needed. It had some issues here with the first gen version and then changed things for the second gen based on further testing and now it works properly.

[@randomuser-n8i]

Vortex Radar I worked with East Coast Customs in New York. The main issue we had is the flash didnt really do much to block the image as new york sends all of its photo tickets to a 3rd party company that enhances the photo in almost any case. The way we were able to counter them somewhat effectively was using a tinted bubble type cover and not having any license plate lights. However in most states like NY u cant pass the annual inspection with no license plate lights and the covers are highly illegal. Im not against these products it just seems nothing we have tested has really worked fool proof. Thanks for the response!

[@VortexRadar]

Yeah I hear you. I know two people so far who've gotten tickets using this product. It seems to be effective in some cases, but not every case. The same applies with radar detectors and most other tools like you've seen. I wish it was totally bulletproof and that'd be awesome, but no product is perfect unfortunately. That said, it sounds like you have some really great info and if you shared that info with noPhoto, that could help them improve the product for everyone's sake. :)

[@randomuser-n8i]

ill look into it

[@Masowai]

Elvir Haskovic You don't need to "look into it"...just do it.

[@MrBoarhogone]

Some of these camera’s give the violator a 5 second video of the violation as well as a picture. I don’t think this would work since they could pull the tag number off of that I would think.

[@the_monkeypox_commander6603]

Yea unfortunately this video is old and our prison guards have adapted. Most setups take several pictures in rapid succession and if a tag can't be determined from these then it is flagged for human eyes and I'm sure for something like toll booths they can reference video. Which is where they either get an image of your car and probably visual proof that your purposely evading. It's our fault. We've allowed this surveillance state to build slowly without push back for 25+yrs for "our safety". Boiling frogs in a pot

[@waderznutz8605]

Vortex radar have you tried computer screens blocker? Set up in two peices. Set up in two different directions?

[@whf3826]

Would this be affected by the strobes of a police car? The last thing I need is to drive through a random roadblock and the tag light start strobing.

[@juliogonzo2718]

Lmao yeah that would be bad

[@eruantion]

Nice product but $400 is nutty. Im sure I could build it myself with a little science experiment for a few bucks!!! It has a sensor that detects a flash and fires a couple bulbs. A board and few components in reality. I'd go $50 for a quality product but $400 is insane.

[@VortexRadar]

+Jonathan Goodpasture Yeah I get that. There's a few other competing products and even some super cheapy ones on eBay. I've tested some of the other ones. The cheapest ones are missing fuses and have safety issues. The better ones are lacking filters and will cause false alerts, triggering to things like headlights, lidar guns, the sun flickering through trees, construction worker lights along the road, and so on. A light trigger and flash isn't a big deal, but the filtering is a big part of it too. I'm not sure $400 is totally worth it either, but the discussion on RDF of what they did to create this is pretty interesting. :)

[@ELEVOPR]

It's still not woth nothing in NY, let alone $400.00 for a light and Sensors. Good luck with your Product.

[@Marsalien100]

Yeah but a lot of research goes into making something like this because the device has to be made to flash ONLY when there's a camera pointed at it and not somebody's high beems.

[@rekcahx99]

Still not worth $400. Sell for cheaper and sell many more and make the same. $400 for some LEDs and a sensor that all costs 4 cents.

[@aaroncatolico7550]

Right, but here in Florida, they actually capture with not only a regular still image camera, but theyvalso use a video camera as well. So, I don't see how this would be beneficial for video cameras. Does anyone know for sure?

[@myroadtours6147]

How well does these work in night time traffic? I mean is going to fire every time someone uses their brights or hits a bump in the road simulating a flash?

[@frankdoingthings8511]

i though the same haah

[@321CatboxWA]

How about the strobe lights on a cop car or emergency vehicle ? Imagine being pulled over with your plate flashing back .

[@darkdiddler1439]

Do you know whether it's possible to stop police cruiser plate scanners in the day time? I haven't seen much info regarding defense from cameras that don't have flash. I'm assuming it's because it's not as easy as these types of tactic.

[@AngeloShabazzX]

Hey Vortex!! You made this 3 years Ago.. QUESTION: What's your view on it today? Would you still recommend???

[@Jamxknife]

Good question

[@brunneng38]

Looks like someone doesn’t read their comments and questions posted on their KZbin videos....

[@medievalsngraal1201]

question what would make plate numbers and letters be jumbled up and cut when taking a picture regular light no ir . ?

[@84lglg]

You can use two laptop security screen covers together to do the same thing

[@liquidghostmusic]

The problem with that is if you drove by a cop and he saw that. Immedate ticket

[@wailermon1]

Couple of questions. Are IR cameras in use in the US? If so, these would be ineffective against them, would they not? I know some guys in the UK have been experimenting with IR (constant on) LED above the frame to attack that problem. Not sure if IR is used in the US though. Wouldn't you need a combination of both technologies to be safe. Third, many of the red light cameras use video combined with still shots. How will a flash defeat video? They can just use another frame from the video.

[@VortexRadar]

IR cameras are in use and this thing should trigger to and affect IR cameras as well. Constant on flashes it won't trigger to though. As for video, tickets are never written from video. You have high res photos where you can see the plate and low res videos to show the event. You can't see plates from the videos. So it's designed to work against photos and stop ticketing cameras that use both photos and videos.

[@wailermon1]

OK, good to know. I'll have to look into these a bit more. Thanks!

[@geoffreylee5199]

407ETR in Ontario, uses a well lit area the vehicles drive through with out flashes.

[@juliogonzo2718]

I remember years ago hearing a news report. Someone called the cops because there were weird wires and shit by someone's licence plate. The bomb squad even got involved. Twas not a bomb, but a 407 James bond licence plate flipper

[@LawrenceMarkFearon]

Thanking you most profusely for showing me the light, or so to speak. Was completely ignorant to this segment until you enlightened us. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@VinceCannavaII]

I'm curious if you have discovered anything new after 7 years?

[@VortexRadar]

Well it’s been collecting dust in my closet since I never bothered wiring in a manual power kill switch, it has some water intrusion issues which I think (?) have been fixed, it sometimes has issues working in bright sunlight, and it’s since been sold to Voxx who seems to have stopped selling it so it’s hard to find now.

[@BeingMe23]

So just use glossy clear coat on plates?

[@HELLH0WND]

You'll get pulled over if they see a plate covering your plate.

[@ashkrikorian5753]

interesting, do you also have a radar detector you recommend as an added layer to this?

[@VortexRadar]

You bet. You can see my recommendations and buyer's guide here: www.vortexradar.com/buy-a-radar-detector/

[@markhamze154]

Just paint your number plate with high gloss clear. Try it and take a picture and see. It's like taking a picture of the sun!

[@jayviktor6130]

@@markhamze154 Will that work no matter the weather conditions?

[@pvt.2426]

Thanks for sharing your research. Question: Aren't 'red light cameras' set up to take both the 'Front & Rear' license plates? Therefore, you'd need two of these gadgets.

[@tcpnetworks]

So when you get busted with this, does the manufacturer give you cover for the thousands in fines?

[@VortexRadar]

+tcpnetworks Laws vary from location to location. Here's what they cover: www.nophoto.com/pages/ticket-free-guarantee Contact them directly with any questions.

[@bdavis3483]

Where I live, the fine for obstructing your license plate is only $115. The minimum photo radar ticket is $150. Plus, just like in many places, there's no law that stating your license plate must be photogenic. My concern with the device is regarding the light sensors getting dirty, particularly in the winter, and not picking up the flash. Also, in the daytime, the speed traps do not use their flash, so now you're limited to being useful only at night.

[@CA2APat]

Vortex Radar, link - "404 Not Found" oops, maybe $400 sunk the company. Still, I don't run lights but wish to live as free as possible, to feel I can travel w/o Big Brother always data basing my trips. Something must defeat cameras reliably and legally.

[@VortexRadar]

Their website changed. I need to update the link in the video description. radenso.com/collections/products/products/nophoto

[@greekmaster1001]

Vortex Radar the page cannot be found......did law enforcement shut.them down?

[@pteppig]

Its just an overpriced slave flash and a plastic plate as a diffuser. 400$ ripoff for a 25$ flash

[@rembink]

so you are broke and can't afford these things - you are not their target audience - walmart shoppers don't buy these items

[@krollpeter]

I'll give them 50 more for the engineering.

[@brunneng38]

AwkwardJohn777 Yes. Morons with money to waste are their customers.

[@colewood8288]

In the UK, we have IR speed cameras, they wouldn't be affected by the noPhoto as they can only see IR.

[@VortexRadar]

Check this out: www.nophoto.com/pages/education#section11

[@Tk-hw6sz]

@@VortexRadar the link is dead

[@VortexRadar]

Yeah I think it’s discontinued

[@nopemerp]

The thing is many of the red light cams also take a video so if there's an error it can be manually read via video

[@VortexRadar]

I asked the noPhoto’s creator about that and here’s what he said: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4O6hpmYd7aSq68

[@LAMB53087]

When I cruise through ticket lights, I just quickly pull the sun visor down and get your face up high. If they dont have the face of the driver, a ticket will never be sent. Also, if they do get your face, and you challenge the ticket in court, the officer that reviews the photos will be there. He will ask each person there to challenge if that is them in the photo. So, the whole idea is to use your sunshade. Do not let them get your face. Cheaper than these illegal gadgets too. Which are a $1,000 fine in CA.

[@chetcetinkucuk4726]

The owner of the vehicle is solely responsible for every ticket, no if & buts about it, here in New Jersey Doesn't matter who the driver is

[@Jallelab99141]

Lol, images of the driver are not required. The vehicle is ticketed and fined, not the driver. These are automated cameras to generate revenue, they are looking for vehicles breaking laws and sending fines to whoever its registered to.

[@karinebrisson7581]

Ok so where do I get this?

[@VortexRadar]

Sorry discontinued a few years back

[@newyork819]

why is this not running an infrared flash which is invisible to human sight yet obvious to and blinding to cameras?

[@moscoustore375]

hello vortex this product look great and efficient but i have a question : does it really work during the day when there is no flash required to take the picture??

[@VortexRadar]

+Adn bmw Those cameras fire a flash day or night so yes, it does

[@Chriselectricfingers]

How accurate is nophoto gowing to knw when theres a flash or speed camera taking the picture or flash?

[@renosadventures5366]

Illinois plate readers have a led that says on. It's not a flash. Would this work for those?

[@AZDESERT2024]

One problem - red light and speed cameras also take Video, in addition to the flash photo. When you get your ticket in the nail, you also get a link to go watch the video. This flash may void the photo, but license number will be obtained from video"

[@VortexRadar]

I asked the president of noPhoto about this. Here's what he had to say: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4O6hpmYd7aSq68m41s

[@321CatboxWA]

The Vortex Radar reply is missing , what did they have to say ?

[@baba98052]

Doesn’t cover front plate. Do speed cameras always shoot back of plate?

[@whitedjango4238]

Doesn't work. They use softwares to reduce the highlights in the photos. Wich makes the license plate easily readable. Sorry for bad english

[@Will_JC]

Are you pro-police or anti-police?

[@gsteel98]

I already have tinted license plate covers. Found this on ebay for 30 dollars. should i put this on the inside or outside of the license plate cover?

[@sleepingwarrior4618]

Does it work when the photo is flipped to negative though?

[@scsolutions]

I wonder if this would work against toll enforcement? Last time i got a violation, they sent me a picture. I wasnt in violation, just hadnt updated my plate since i had just bought the vehicle the week before. Which reminds, me, i need to update it again...

[@gingerbreadman2217]

@vortex,. Any comment on the stealth flip tag?

[@person880]

Wow, now I can finally run red lights like I've always dreamed of! Thanks!

[@escapetoparadise2226]

Still available to purchase? Link doesn’t have buy button. Ty

[@VortexRadar]

It’s been discontinued, sorry

[@Alkaris]

Looks pretty good, but it only uses one IR LED to block out imaging, it would be better if there were two of them on the device so it can block view of the plate entirely.

[@stretchnuts4661]

It would be cheaper to buy your own IR LEDs and learn how to solder

[@Chriselectricfingers]

Is there a high beam sensor on the nophoto frame in order to activate the extra light to block the camera ?

[@zillsburyy1]

does this work for the overhead toll cameras on the boston turnpike?

[@VortexRadar]

It's not designed for that. Here, check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4O6hpmYd7aSq68

[@rustyshackleford2185]

question...ive heard the photo is accompanied with a 12 second video prior during and after running the light ....any truth to this? im in los angeles

[@bryanshafer8629]

What happened to this device?

[@runtz6950]

Is this still available ?

[@VortexRadar]

I think it’s been discontinued, sorry

[@Samuel10463]

How about repainting a plate with non reflective paint?

[@chalada4787]

Just putting out there overexposed picture can be undone using software so they want to get you they will get you

[@matthewkleeves1921]

I wonder if it works for the boot trucks in philly?

[@freedomforall9879]

Is this easy to detect if someone is behind you with highbeams or a light?

[@VortexRadar]

+What Isthis Its actually designed to be triggered only by a fast on/off from a camera flash, not just a bright on behind you. :)

[@freedomforall9879]

ok thank you. I wasnt sure, I assumed any bright light would trigger it

[@VortexRadar]

Yeah the false filtering is one of the things I like best about it compared to other products. It doesn't trigger to many other light sources like that which is good because you don't want it unnecessarily going off all the time. :)

[@strongerandwiser2023]

Dont the lights on other cars at night set this thing off constantly ?

[@VortexRadar]

I haven't seen that with this one, but I have seen that issue with other similar products with less filtering.

[@pol22061988]

can anyone tell me why this is not available for purchase anywhere ????

[@dn-re7xf]

I bought "PhotoBlocker" spray....It does not work. A plastic cover that distorts one or more numbers does work.

[@coziii.1829]

What about video all the time to blur it out . During day or night . I want one that blocks any video and cameras

[@ze_german2921]

You could use some electrical tape and turn a F into an E :)

[@jaybee2344]

You can also use white reflective tape on the letters.

[@MrGeoffrey1998]

@@jaybee2344 the problem is that the new licence plates have a freaking plastic shield on top and we can't use tape... I'm glad on my motorcycle i don't have that.

[@cionni-queenhunter2400]

@@MrGeoffrey1998 Just put a little glue On the ledgers and put the tape over it

[@jusgoonin]

First of all most of the good ones emit IR light which is not visible to naked eye however overwhelms IR CAMERAS

[@pepelapiu2004]

jusgoonin Infrared cams can not read through a film or a window because they detect infrared light from heat. So if you take a picture with an IR camera through a window, it will only record the heat from the window itself. And nothing from the other side will come out. So if red light cameras really used IR cams, a simple license plate cover would do the trick. Also, an IR camera would not need to have a flash to take a picture. And most red light camera does have a flash on. So these IR photo radars don't exist. It's a myth to get you to buy their useless crap.

[@HeyItsKayJayBae]

What about the police car plate scanners?! Do they also use a flash?!

[@VortexRadar]

No

[@Plumbermark]

And with no flash or infrared cameras ?

[@koningbolo4700]

Hi love your channel, does this No Photo Info still apply two years on please ??

[@VortexRadar]

It’s still all the same

[@rabee2040]

This might avoid high-speed camera cities invested in but what about the video camera that usually runs parallel to each other

[@VortexRadar]

Here ya go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4O6hpmYd7aSq68

[@stephengatto59]

So do I have to always turn it on or is there a automatic button on it

[@vincecamponelli6035]

Is the NoPhoto still on your car? I'm wondering how its held up. I intended in buying one but, I want to make sure it works and it held up through the years.

[@VortexRadar]

No, I found it annoying with toll booth cams and manually unplugging and plugging in so it’s been in my closet.

[@What-ut8vu]

its sold out on website are they every going to restock them?

[@dieyo1735]

And if the camera has not flash, works it anyway?

[@VortexRadar]

Without a flash, there's nothing for the noPhoto to detect and trigger off of.

[@victortellez4987]

what about motorcycles do you have anything for those kind of plates?

[@JG-lm9fd]

Just remember when the Local,State or Federal Government say we are in this together. They are saying Taxpayers/ citizens are in it alone

[@RachidSmairi]

I checked the site and it’s not available! How can I buy it?

[@91C4NVA]

At $400 you should guarantee anyone not to get ticked by a camera? Do you stand by your product?

[@VortexRadar]

Have you checked noPhoto's website and read their ticket-free guarantee? www.nophoto.com/pages/ticket-free-guarantee P.S. I'm not noPhoto. ;)

[@fs581122]

Hi Vertex Radar. My friend got a ticket and it not just camera photo capture. It is a full video on 3 angle showing that the driver is actually drive over the red light. Do you think noPhoto 2.0 can handle it? Also noPhoto cost $399. How about noPhoto2.0

[@VortexRadar]

+Michael Chak Yeah it should. Video is part of it, but the tickets are only issued from the still photos. This one is the noPhoto 2.0. Maybe the names are confusing but the original noPhoto was called the noPhoto Pro. The second generation is called just the noPhoto.

[@fs581122]

Vortex Radar It will defend all the red light camera in the USA Am I Right?

[@VortexRadar]

+Michael Chak Correct

[@bassb450]

However, assuming the no photo does stop the still photo the person viewing the ticket could then go to the video if the still picture is unreadable. Could this be true?

[@fullthrottle4682]

just pull a trailer all the time to avoid this.. or maybe a scooter carrier system for back of car.

[@VortexRadar]

+Full Throttle lol that's a good idea too

[@w1ldyovvnz]

I was in the neighbouring province with my jeep wrangler and at the time i was on a road trip and had stock tires on it(as well as the spare) and was doing 4kmh over the speed limit and got a ticket, look at the pictures a month later when I receive the ticket and If I would of had my wider aftermarket tires and rims on it would of blocked 2 characters and I probably wouldn't of gotten the ticket....wishing I had those tires on or did something similar to what you suggested like a scooter carrier or dirt bike carrier or even a bicycle carrier.

[@CA2APat]

Full Throttle, Downside to a bumper carrier or similar which partially blocks your license is that 100% of your drive time you risk being ticketed for an illegible plate. Still, must be some method .....

[@Honeypot-x9s]

@@CA2APat late comment. some states are really bad about trailer attachments need a separate plate even tiny trailer for coolers...however i would say 90% of the time u can get away wth smaller trailers and stacking shit on it right in the way of centered plate.. police would have to prove that your intentions were to explicitly hide the plate to rightfully ticket you.. i have a small one on back of my volvo wagon, sometimes when im going places ill use the small trailer attachment and stack something like part worn tires on it and tie them down right in way of my rear plate (my state only does rear plates) . i never had issues apart from 1 time but they cut me loose told me next time i go on a trip to mke sure i get a proper trailer and plate on it, been several years, passed many cops and never had issues.. the reason i do it is i have wrongly been ticketed several times in my life for red light violations.. 1x few years ago not far from hme here i got a ticket for going on green, however because way systems here were made couldn't prove if light was red or green, long story short had to pay and happened enough pissed someone off, cuz they shot it out. another time i was visiting a buddy, parked street side in front of his apartment, and he told me to move my ca cuz red light camera, within the 5 minutes of me being up there and running back down and moving the car, i incurred 2 tickets! i couldn't even truly appeal them the local magistrate wasn't interested.

[@TBYChannel]

All camera in europe using infrared, not flash in 2016. What about that?

[@VortexRadar]

Ask them. :) www.nophoto.com/pages/support-and-contact

[@RevvdMedia]

I haven't seen any cars "flashed" with photo radar in the daytime recently. Either in day circumstances flash isn't required (I know it wouldn't be in a lot of cases with a wide aperture lens), or people just aren't getting busted here - don't know which). Either way, I could see daytime circumstances not needing flash if the photo radar units use good camera/lens combos, but necessary at night. This unit basically acts like a a slave flash unit - smart - but if flash isn't necessary for photo radar, it won't work. I do like the concept though.

[@CoolAsFreya]

RevvdMedia also don't forget that 200fps photography is taken as an extra as well

[@Militiaman71]

Not all vehicles have license plate fasteners at the bottom area of the plate. There needs to be a bracket made to attach this at the top of the plate area. I already use an anti camera plate cover that blurs out the plate at an angle. You must be directly behind to see the plate.

[@LoOnYaSyLum]

Double sided tape

[@madelone100]

Where do i get this

[@SafeerSefi]

what if there's no flash in the Ai camera?

[@moscoustore375]

what about european plate do you have a long version that will fit it

[@VortexRadar]

+Adn bmw It fits. See here: www.rdforum.org/showthread.php?t=36171&p=672725&viewfull=1#post672725

[@againstthestatusquo]

+Vortex Radar is there anything on par with noPhoto in Australia. Its a shame they only supply US, Canada, Mexico.. So much for globalisation.

[@VortexRadar]

+Kash Quartermaine I believe the ProDB is available down there. I've tested it and it works. It doesn't have the level of false filtering the noPhoto does, but it works and does the job.

[@mp-uy9sv]

go run a red light in real time for real to clearly show the noPhoto working from a speed camera /red light camera flash. alot of these things don't work with modern speed cameras & red light cameras. i have yet to see a real test done .

[@gavin_3717]

How will this perform on a NY State orange plate?

[@ryanclarke2161]

do roadside cameras use flash in daylight?

[@VortexRadar]

+ryan clarke yes

[@ryanclarke2161]

+Vortex Radar hmm il check out the ones we have here in Australia and take a close look. thanks for your great and very scientific vids.

[@againstthestatusquo]

+ryan clarke How'd you go? Did you end up getting this? Im in Perth and sick of getting fined for going 6 over

[@wildmustangart1577]

They do in Denver

[@nunodee3941]

Can they be used for motorcycle

[@Will_JC]

Are you okay with emailing me? I want to talk about something privately, but if you're uncomfortable with emailing, I have one NON-email option you can consider.

[@devicebackup664]

Will this be effective on a yellow UK licence plate?

[@RyanS493]

Looks like a nice product. Now that the review is over and you can keep it, will you be running it? :)

[@VortexRadar]

+Cletus R At this point yeah, it's a helpful extra layer protection.

[@robbuilder2377]

and does this work against infared speed camera

[@mahamed92]

+vortex radar are these legal in all states and what guarantees if does not work

[@VortexRadar]

+Mohamed Sherhan They are, yes. If you get a ticket and it doesn't work, they'll pay for it.

[@MrKingVulture]

Will need this in NYC

[@mgabrielle2343]

Problem is if their cameras start using infra red or ultra violet filters then your plate could get read, so can you try your camera on with these filters. I want to use these to blank my ID so that I don't have to pay stupid low emission zone charge whilst China and India are spewing out tons of carbon dioxide.

[@anwarsentinel1752]

can it be used on UK EU number plates?

[@kot1pelto]

Nice, but in my country there's no flash and they don't measure with radar but with triangulation through video.

[@__WJK__]

Get a plastic LP frame and hack it/add bright IR LED's... then wire it up to the ignition/or a switch so the IR LED's will be on/active when driving! Wouldn't be all that hard to do and would cost a fraction of the $400 they're asking for the noPhoto...

[@SuckerFreeGear]

You would get pulled over because all cops would see it on their dash cams when they are behind you.

[@misternaem2103]

@@SuckerFreeGear they aren't checking their dashcams goofball

[@richard1493]

This looks like a great product until you look at the $400 price tag

[@alant8553]

And I saw a review where in harsh in environments the little plugs fall out and you can’t get replacements.

[@WDGFE]

If there’s an emergency vehicle behind you with his strobes on, is this going to be flashing back at him the whole time? I’m thing it would definitely be useful to switch this off any time it wasn’t needed.

[@321CatboxWA]

remembering to do it

[@MrBoarhogone]

It’s IR. The human eye can’t see the flashes

[@timm6112]

Elvir Haskovic You can't zoom in on what isn't photographed. A photo is of everything visible. You can't zoom in something obscured by a wall in a photo. I am suspicious of anyone discouraging in this forum. The cops and DMV don't want to lose any money to this kind of thing. The fact is, if your plate is totally obscured, you don't get to ticket the driver via photo ticket.

[@mikecook2959]

Were can you buy it ?