My brother (who just recently passed away) told me no that long about a project that he read about that had to do with a new form of camo that is still experimental that basicall takes a picture of what is in front of it and projects that picture on a sort of screen on the front of a garment that shows the immage of that making it appear to blend in with that material thereby making someone nearly invisble any thoughts?
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Originally posted by jame$thegreatMy brother (who just recently passed away) told me no that long about a project that he read about that had to do with a new form of camo that is still experimental that basicall takes a picture of what is in front of it and projects that picture on a sort of screen on the front of a garment that shows the immage of that making it appear to blend in with that material thereby making someone nearly invisble any thoughts?
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Originally posted by sniperdude411Tell me where I can get that stuff; I need some good camo for hunting soon.
The camo i was talking about is available in most hunting stores i last saw it in L.L. Bean when i was in maine, but anyway i read somewhere that it makes you 75% less suceptable to being seen than with normal camoflauge
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Originally posted by jame$thegreatThe camo i was talking about is available in most hunting stores i last saw it in L.L. Bean when i was in maine, but anyway i read somewhere that it makes you 75% less suceptable to being seen than with normal camoflauge
How much is it really more effective?
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Originally posted by jame$thegreatThe camo i was talking about is available in most hunting stores i last saw it in L.L. Bean when i was in maine, but anyway i read somewhere that it makes you 75% less suceptable to being seen than with normal camoflauge
Always good add material. The question is 75% more effective than what, and in what environment?
There is no pattern that is the "Best camo" for every situation. What will work great in your neck of the woods will make me stick out like a sore thumb in florida.
And with all the "Blend in" talk, its easy to forget that most/all game animals are color blind. Now hiding from the Game warden is another issue
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the multicam website
Optical camoflage
A webside dedicated to camo from all over the world
It is my understanding that Camouflage is not really meant to make you invisible, it's true aim is to break up the human shape. Via using Randomized variations of color the eye gets confused and If you are trying to aim Camo can make you think your target is closer or farther, going left when there going right and at night it can really trick the mind into confusing a Man aiming at you for a tree. The reason we chose colors for camo is to help break up the shape of a human even more in the hopes that it will really trick the eye into near invisibility that is also why snipers wear Bush suits.
here is an exsample of how camo works. Zebra are one of the most lovely animals in the world. but there choice of dress is not a accident. Zebra's primary predators are Cats ( BIG FREAKEN CATS!!). Cats are smart and good predators with wonderful night vision but that night vision comes at a price, they are color blind. So when a lion sneaking up on Zebra looks to try and determine the strength of the herd all he sees is a moving striped blob. he can't pick out individuals he can't tell a Rear from a head. True Zebra do get caught but those tend to be the ones who moved away from the Herd and the lion could see it was all by it's self.
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Originally posted by Terran empirethe multicam website
Optical camoflage
A webside dedicated to camo from all over the world
It is my understanding that Camouflage is not really meant to make you invisible, it's true aim is to break up the human shape. Via using Randomized variations of color the eye gets confused and If you are trying to aim Camo can make you think your target is closer or farther, going left when there going right and at night it can really trick the mind into confusing a Man aiming at you for a tree. The reason we chose colors for camo is to help break up the shape of a human even more in the hopes that it will really trick the eye into near invisibility that is also why snipers wear Bush suits.
here is an exsample of how camo works. Zebra are one of the most lovely animals in the world. but there choice of dress is not a accident. Zebra's primary predators are Cats ( BIG FREAKEN CATS!!). Cats are smart and good predators with wonderful night vision but that night vision comes at a price, they are color blind. So when a lion sneaking up on Zebra looks to try and determine the strength of the herd all he sees is a moving striped blob. he can't pick out individuals he can't tell a Rear from a head. True Zebra do get caught but those tend to be the ones who moved away from the Herd and the lion could see it was all by it's self.
Get Some cadpat.
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