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Option B has been considered, however if I do engage in shenanigans such as that, I need to be prepared to engage in a campaign of mutually assured destruction, ya know? Plus, I’m in law school. I want to catch this guy so I can get some practice. And believe me, I will f*ck his life right up. I can get him on at least 3 criminal charges (harassment, malicious destruction of property, and disorderly conduct in the 4th degree). Not to mention the civil charges to recoup my expenses. I’m just not sure if I’ll be able to recoup the cost of the video camera which is why I don’t want to go all out.
So if I get you right, you’re saying that the hunter camera is better than the Sony because the Sony will run out of tape every 45 minutes and has the red light going on?
My apprehensions of the hunter cameras are also that it’s not constant video, right? I’d like to make sure that the camera can catch as much as possible. Also, when it comes down to it, I plan on doing exactly what you said and stake out the car in person. The problem is that I want to make sure I know exactly what time he comes out since the last two attempts have been a bust, and when he does come out and I catch him, I want video of it all.
And finally, if I’m going to sink money into this stuff, I’d like to have a use for it after I’m done, so I figured the sony cam would be the best bet for continued enjoyment.
So I need to make sure that the model I get has the shoe or whatever its called to use the IR floodlight attachment?