I have decided to install secret cameras in our store. Every week, our inventory checks are coming up short and I think if I put spy cameras in I'll be able to stop the stealing. I've already told my employees that that spy cams are being installed to cover the cash register area and the small merchandise aisles. If the stealing stops, the systems will pay for itself in just a few months. I've been looking at prices on this website and they're not really that expensive for a small set-up. I think if I put up signs telling people about the cameras that will stop most of them from even trying to steal from my store. Who wants to be caught on tape stealing?

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When people think of small cameras, they often think of the covert camera. The pinhole camera is designed to catch people unaware that they're being taped. The technology of small cameras is also good for things like the
snake camera, I work with large industrial vehicles and there is no faster way to inspect the condition of some of the more inaccessible areas than by using a snake camera. I can thread the snake through a small opening and angle it toward the areas I need to see without removing the housing in many cases. This saves me time on every job. If the parts look ok, I just move on to the next inspection point, but of course, if they need repair or replacement, I still have to take it apart. I'm trying to find one with an even narrower neck that can get down into tighter spaces.

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Read this recent article from the Philippine Star. It's about how an ATM surveillance camera aided in the conviction of a murderer. Some people think having a lot of surveillance cams in public will soon lead to a Big Brother situation, but in cases like these, how can you argue the fact that surveillance is a necessary means to finding criminals? What are your thoughts?
http://beta.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=411713