I can also increase the resolution of the rangefinder by rotation the camera by 90º using the full with and increase the resolution to the maximum supported by the camera. Yes, in the same way that providing a massive input to a radio receiver can "jam" the signal, a massive light input can render imaging technology unable to produce an accurate photo. It is also still destruction of property if they damage your camera. Yes! If it is more important to avoid being identified than it is to escape detection, then you might be able to get away with covering your face.

Supply the police with any recordings or evidence of the vandalism that you may have captured. Using an Infrared Laser Point an infrared laser directly into the lens of the camera. A person watching through the camera will be able to tell that you're there, but they won't be able to see what you're doing. If they refuse, contact a lawyer, because this qualifies as illegal surveillance in some states. If so, could it be harmful to people's health?My neighbor is using a burst of power light to try to destroy my security system. This method is … Can I shine my star bright laser at their house to block the cameras? Do I have any legal recourse if my neighbor remains on his property, but uses a garden hoe to reach across to my property to damage my security camera? I have a neighbor who installed a cctv ir camera pointing directly into my backyard. Yes, this is possible. Any suggestions? It is possible but most standard laser pointers won’t have sufficient power to damage the sensor of a security camera; and while a more powerful pointer is more likely be able to cause sensor damage, it has to be aimed extremely accurately and steadily, during which time the person so pointing is captured by the camera.