Either that or IR still blows out the range of a lot of cheaper/older cameras, or at least would have much of your face rendered as basically a white or black blob/bloom, so long as the emmiter is at the right angle to the camera.
But… there are a hell of a lot of different cameras, some of them do basically negate or otherwise filter or adjust for this… no clue how generally prevalent those kinds of cameras are these days, if the meta face stealer goggles will have them or not.
Do high-intensity UV LEDs still wash out digital cameras or did the technology get better? (by better I mean worse)
I wonder if we could up the power a bit and use smart targeting lasers to burn out the camera cells.
Either that or IR still blows out the range of a lot of cheaper/older cameras, or at least would have much of your face rendered as basically a white or black blob/bloom, so long as the emmiter is at the right angle to the camera.
But… there are a hell of a lot of different cameras, some of them do basically negate or otherwise filter or adjust for this… no clue how generally prevalent those kinds of cameras are these days, if the meta face stealer goggles will have them or not.