Japanese-made “Extra” Film Gets High Popularity In S. Korea
Posted on July 26th, 2009 by Masaru IKEDA
A certain type of brand new film product, which can change a camera built in your cellphone to infrared fluoroscope, is on sale at the e-commerce site of an Akihabara-based detective tool shop, and now it gets an explosive popularity among Korean Internet users.
The e-commerce site has an evidence picture that allows you to see playing cards through a t-shirt worn by someone. According to its explanation, since the product uses sunshine, you can take an advantage of it only outdoor and under clear sky in the daytime. The website warns no sneak shooting is allowed with it.
A few days ago, the product was introduced on Yahoo! Korea, and a news story covering it was raised to the first rank in the number of those who have read.
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- Yahoo Korea Media News: Can your cellphone be changed to a “see-through” camera? [K]
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Author Information Masaru IKEDA has co-founded several system integration companies and consulting firms in Tokyo. He has been contributing serial columns to nationwide newspapers and IT periodicals, also he's currently serving as tech consultant for several web companies. See this for more bio.
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