X-ray vision

Didn't know if I should post in NN or here, so I played it safe!

how did u do that?

I believe Sony used to make a camera with nightvision that had this unexpected effect when used in bright light! Unfortunately, they stopped adding this feature to their products.

come on dude...any1 can paint on a lil black smudge to make it look like hair...and the nipples look like pasties.....heh

Sony Digicams have a feature called "Super Nightshot", which removes the IR filtering from the CCD, allowing it to "see" into the IR spectrum (most of the cameras also have an IR diode on the front for working at night). In early incarnations, Nightshot could be used in full light situations as well as in darkness, resulting in the "X-ray vision" effect in these photos. The feature gained international notoriety when the Malaysian government threatened to ban imports of the cameras unless the feature was removed or disabled, because they were "a threat to public decency". IIRC, Sony's response was to disable the feauture automatically above certain lighting levels.

The "X-Ray" effect was especially effective when the subject was wearing white and was very brightly-lit.

the coolest thing is, that all those photo's with and withoud the filter were taken at the same moment. While I believe that most cams won't be able to take two pictures with and withoud filter at the exact same moment....

2 bad they stopped making those cameras....

What kind of BULLSHIT is this?

lol i dont think the pics are good anyway, even if they are real they really show nothing.

it would be nice havin a cam like that its funny

The nightshot thing is real, but those pics arent. Not only is a camera not able to take the same shot with and without nightshot, but they just look really fake. A: you cannot see that well through such thick material. B: If it were real nightshot the print on the clothing wouldnt be visible. IR makes clothing a solid color. just look at the first one and tell me thats not shopped... poorly