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Video Sunglasses - Stylish Elegant Design with Concealed Video Camera Recorder- Free 2GB TFcard provided + Micro SD Card Slot - Includes Case + Cleaning Cloth

SM06 DVR Spy Sunglasses in US Version 2G
A Great equipment and highly recommended device for journalist, traffic police, travellers and etc!
Features:
1. Free 2GB TF card provided for as long as 4-5 hours video recording.
2. Quality Polaroid lens from brand makers.
3. High speed recording and quick light response
4. User friendly operation button for easy control.
5. With extended memory slot for TF/Micro SD card.
6. Easy connection with PC/Laptops, no driver needed.
7. Sleek and elegant design suits for both men and women users.
8. Real time recording,never let memorable moments sneak away from life.
Specifications:
Power: 5V DC/400MAH
Video Format:AVI
Read Speed > 700kbs Write Speed > 500kbs
Resolution: 640*480
Photo: 2560*1920 3264*2448
Support TF/Micro SD card (1GB-8GB)
Built in 400mah Li-polymer Battery
Power duration: 4-5 hours
Net weight: 39g
Working temperature: 0-60 degree
Storage temperature: -20-80degree
Operating system: Window98/WinMe/WinXP/Win2000/Win Vista
Package included:
Sunglasses DVR
Power Charger(US Version)
Glasses case
Cleaning cloth
User manual (English and Chinese)
Note: Rip off the blue film on both front and back of the lens before you use it.

"Nice tattoo," I say.

The biker turns to look at me. He doesn't say anything.

"On your arm," I say, pointing with my index finger. Like he doesn't know where it is? "The...thing with all the teeth."

He regards me for a moment longer, like I am an unwelcome something he's found stuck to the bottom of his shoe. There's a scar running down the right side of his face. (My inner child is warning me that, at any second, it could start peeing in our pants.)

It has been my experience most bikers are pretty nice guys. But I've been wrong before.

Abruptly he smiles and his face transforms into something less lethal. I am, understandably, relieved.

He mutters something. The words are garbled and he looks away as he speaks. Whatever he has said is swallowed up by the sounds of traffic. Crap.

Even though I have no idea what he just told me, I nod anyway, smiling in case he told me a joke, but not laughing in case he told me his mother just died.

"You know, man?" he says.

"Sure," I say.

He's looking at me. He's waiting for more words. Oh My God.

"Well?" he asks.

I nod and pretend to be considering. Then I decide to come clean.

"I actually have no idea what you just said to me," I admit.

He smiles. Thank God. Again.

"I designed it myself. The tattoo," he says. There's pride in his voice and the tattoo is really wonderful in a "seriously creepy graphic" kind of way. "Drew it up and gave it to the tattoo guy."

"Ahhh," I say, like that's what I do with all of my tattoos. "Well it's a great...tat. Tatt."

I have stumbled slightly because I am wondering if the shortened form of "tattoo" is spelled with one "t" or two...then my survival instinct kicks in and I start paying attention to the conversation.

We chat for a while about bikes (the last one I owned had training wheels) and tattoos (I don't have any) and a bunch of other stuff I have no experience with. I hide my complete lack of knowledge with my glittering skills as a conversationalist.

My secret? I'll often say "Oh yeah?" for example.

"Ohhhhh." works as well because it makes the person you're talking with feel as though they are explaining the miracles of the universe to you.

"Ahhhh," is a variant of "Ohhhhh," and can be used almost interchangeably.

The conversation goes on for a while. He appears to have forgotten all about killing me and has warmed to me...a little.

"So...I'd like to take your picture," I say, since this has been my cunning plan from the start. ("Ohhhhhhh," you say.)

He turns and glowers at me sideways, pointing his tattoo my way. I realize this is his way of saying "okay, Zippy."

So I take the picture.

Here it is. (You will note there is no discernable camera shake.)

Is to hide the red in my eyes from getting very little sleep, or is it? haha

well it was another late night researching.
Bought myself some film 35mm slr's!!!
Canon EOS 620 and 650. They happen to be the first EOS cameras from Canon which were released in 1987. And that makes it a year younger then me. All that took me a whole 7 hours finding out what direction i wanted to go for film. All i need now is a dark room.
I also been doing tons of research on underwater housing and lighting. Lets just say i can't wait for summer!

about this image: 135mm F/2.0 with a 20mm+36mm+12mm extension tubes from Kenko for the close up.

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