{"id":347,"date":"2008-01-03T12:03:27","date_gmt":"2008-01-03T12:03:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/localhost\/wordpress\/?p=347"},"modified":"2008-01-03T12:03:27","modified_gmt":"2008-01-03T12:03:27","slug":"xrayvision","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jeffginger.com\/blog\/xrayvision\/","title":{"rendered":"X-Ray vision??"},"content":{"rendered":"

After I heard about the new backscatter “x-ray scanners”:http:\/\/www.cnn.com\/2007\/TRAVEL\/03\/06\/bt.backscatterxray\/index.html<\/a> that see through clothes, a friend of mine told me about a cheaper technique to look through women’s bathing suits and see what’s underneath. Now, I haven’t tried this, but if you’re interested in learning more (or seeing examples) go to “XRayHunter.com”:http:\/\/www.xrayhunter.com\/index2.php<\/a> and see for yourself.
\nUsing the “near-infrared” color spectrum, cameras absorb light from the skin itself, ignoring light, tight clothes like bathing suits. As with any social ailment, there is a cure however, being sold by “Cramer Japan”:http:\/\/www.cramer.co.jp\/<\/a> in the form of an “IR-proof”:http:\/\/www.pacificsports.com\/index.cfm?fa=Catalog.detail&productID=1765&categoryID=75&viewAll=1<\/a> swimsuit. More about that from “Weird Asia News”:http:\/\/www.weirdasianews.com\/2007\/05\/08\/new-japanese-swimsuit-stops-nude-ir-photography\/#more-678.<\/a>
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