This camera has lots of battery & shields.
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There seems to be a lot of confusion on this site as to what a dimension is.  A dimension is not an alternate reality or a parallel universe, or anything like that. A dimension is simply a direction. For instance, the first four dimensions are Length, Heighth, Depth, and Time. Diminsions(directions) beyond these four have been mathmatically postulated, but we cannot perceive them with our senses. We can only percieve time in one direction(Past), so while we "see" only three & 1/2 dimensions, there could, and probably are, others. But they are just other directions, not other worlds. So, if you sent a camera into a black hole, could you see other dimensions-no.  First, nothing we are capable of building could withstand the tidal forces of a black hole's gravitation-it would be destroyed in nano-seconds.  Secondly, no energy can escape a black hole, so we would be unable to receive any signal back-and that includes energy through a cable, folks. Lastly, even if those two obstacles could be overcome(not likely), the effects of relativistic time dialation would be so extreme that we wouldn't get a signal back until the universe ended, at which point the data would be meaningless. So we can realistically count on seeing nothing through a black hole. Be neat if we could though-who knows what we might discover?
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Unlike traditional cameras that use film to capture and store an image, digital cameras use a solid-state device called an image sensor. These fingernail-sized silicon chips contain millions of photosensitive diodes called photosites. In the brief flickering instant that the shutter is open, each  photosite records the intensity or brightness of the light that falls on it by accumulating a charge; the more light, the higher the charge. The brightness recorded by each photosite is then stored  as a set of numbers that can then be used to set the color and brightness of dots on the screen or ink on the printed page to reconstruct the image\nso Answer A
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No, it's not hard to set a security camera up. They are wireless and only need to run the cd that comes with it. You can set it to take pictures, at intervals, or set it up to run all the time, or only when something is moving, to start the camera. They are a very good investment, and you don't have to worry about it, once you have it set up..click it>>\nhttp://www.homesecuritystore.com/ezStore123/DTProductZoom.asp?productID=1253
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Take the battery down to Radio Shack.
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http://www.camcorder-battery-bank.com
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Obviously, camera(s), how many is entirely up to you.  There are some companies that offer hosting and monitoring service for you, much like what you would use for your home security system.  However, there is the other option of doing it all yourself.  \n\nDo not let the latter strike fear, as it is a lot simpler to do than one might think.  Doing a quick search for web based video monitoring and you get a (for the lack of a better word) grand list of options for you to try.  \n\nAs for the camera type, you are really going to want to go with one that has no need for a PC to function (own built in server), were you basically plug in the Internet connection and your there (of course there are some configuration steps to go through, but said items do come with the necessary manuals).  Unfortunately these can get pricey as you include more and more cameras.\n\nAs an example for the alternative where a PC is on location, LookC Ltd., out of the UK, sells several options, mainly aimed at full blown security, but they  can easily be adapted for the purpose that you are needing it for.  \n\nAs for sound...hrmm...I honestly do not think that you can include sound in this method...but a further search into web based monitoring could prove me wrong on that.\n\nI do hope this helps you out in your task.
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Water is very important.\nAnd don't forget your camera!!\n^__^  Have fun!!  ~Holly
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well depends on your location \neg http://www.ipcctvcameras.co.uk/HybridIPProducts.htm\nfor uk \nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/search.asp?keywords=ip+camera\netc
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There are a lot of Videos like that
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Get out the digital camera.
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a pin-hole camera (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhole_camera)\nor kaleidoscope (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaleidoscope)\nmay be interesting projects.
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That's a pretty big gun to carry concealed.
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you need a digital camera! :)
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The nominal voltage is 4.2V, and the battery supplies 1200mAh
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download the windows xp powertoy called "timershot" from the microsoft website free of charge you can program it to take pictures while recording with your webcam and it detects your camera automatically.
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There are a few cameras that almost meet your requirements. Unfortunately, none of them have a battery option included, but they generally run off on DC which means the addition of a battery pack is possible.\n\nThe first link is not only low light but also infrared. The others tend to have a low light option.\n\nSee links in source(s):\n\n--\nsf
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Next time bring a camera.