August 12th, 2010 -- by Bacchus
You WISH There Was An App For That
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Yeah but wouldn’t that app sell a gajillion?
I’d buy one, that’s for sure.
I think that the technology is already out there for this, and the military is using it as classified. A less satisfactory version is available for the general public, but the U.S. military can already determine a woman’s underwear manufacturer from a satellite.
Infrared photography film is sensitized to the heat coming from a subject, not just the visible light bouncing back which our retinas are able to see…
Sometimes a special infrared light admitting lens is also employed.
This may be helpful in explaining it:
http://www.xray...y.wmv
This is erroneously (I believe…) referred to as X-ray camera work:
http://www.mopo....html
Some of your readers may enjoy looking at this infrared view of a anti-counterfeiting security feature on a five dollar bill:
http://upload.w...d.jpg
Other forms of infrared photography are used (Primarily for taking photos of women…), that take an image a millimeter or so BENEATH the skin, which can erase a woman’s moles, freckles, wrinkles, and age spots in the photo, and allow her to post a photo on an internet dating site making her look quite a bit younger, and without lying, claim that it’s a recent pic…
Chez TSA they’re called “Full Body Scanners”.
In the 1960s, there were ads in children’s comic books for x-ray specs.
As I recall, they included a sketch of a lady in a flimsy negligee!