Ever wish you could see in the dark? Well, you can't but this how-to will show you a way to build a device to help you out. You will need light polarizors, a flashlight, and a digital camera. Make an infrared night vision device, just follow along with the steps in this video tutorial. Now you can see at night!
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7 Comments
... is this supposed to be a video for thieves?
go go go
haha! run run run :) :) :)
Good tip. May need some day.
take that #$%@ and run,lmfao!
u people are thifes
nice i found $200 in walmart parkin lot at 8:53 pm
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