Paparazzi are very annoying for the stars but with these sunglasses, paparazzi can't take you in picture .Why ? Because with this sunglasses your face will be invisible to the camera . Disclaimer: CAUTION! . Never use them for illegal act.
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It doesn't work i tried it sorry it must have been something YOU did wrong in the video i followed every single thing in the video
It didn't work for you perhaps, because most LEDs (and infrared LEDs too) require at least 3 volts to work. A single button cell battery cannot power a LED without circuitry that steps up the voltage. Simple solution would be to simply use 3 batteries for each led instead of just one. (this is because a single button cell battery only puts out 1.5 volts)
I have button batterys that i use for my old camera that are 3 volt you can buy them a radioshack
Loaf and his Fleas need these...the paparazzi follows loaf more than they follow Lindsay Lohan!!!!
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