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Poilievre Announces Crackdown On Offshore Tax Loopholes In Edmonton
EDMONTON, CANADA – APRIL 8:
Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Official Opposition, addresses the media during a press conference at Trail Tire Tamarack in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on April 8, 2025. Poilievre announced plans to ensure the ultra-rich can no longer hide their money abroad to avoid paying their fair share at home, while working Canadians are punished with higher taxes. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Poilievre Announces Crackdown On Offshore Tax Loopholes In Edmonton
EDMONTON, CANADA – APRIL 8:
Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Official Opposition, addresses the media during a press conference at Trail Tire Tamarack in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on April 8, 2025. Poilievre announced plans to ensure the ultra-rich can no longer hide their money abroad to avoid paying their fair share at home, while working Canadians are punished with higher taxes. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Joint Ukraine National Guard and EUROGENDFOR exercise
KYIV REGION, UKRAINE - JULY 5, 2024 - Servicemen point rifles from behind a police car during the joint exercise of Ukraine’s National Guard and the European Gendarmerie Force (EUROGENDFOR), Kyiv region, northern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Joint Ukraine National Guard and EUROGENDFOR exercise
KYIV REGION, UKRAINE - JULY 5, 2024 - A serviceman points a rifle from behind a police car during the joint exercise of Ukraine’s National Guard and the European Gendarmerie Force (EUROGENDFOR), Kyiv region, northern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Pictured: Chacma Baboons inspect a photography hide in Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana.
Danielle Carstens said, “The baboons couldn’t help themselves from inspecting our eye-level hide. The height of the hide means all you need is patience and the animals come and approach you, particularly the baboons as they are naturally curious animals. Once the baboons realised there wasn’t a threat, they got bolder and started peeking in through the windows and doorways of the hide to see what was going on.”
“My favourite thing about these shots is the fact I got to sit, watch and photograph the baboons thought processes; getting over their initial fear then building up the courage to approach and gaing from there, it was a joy to witness. Following their close inspection, they just wandered away.”
Please byline: Danielle Carstens/Solent News
© Danielle Carstens/Solent News & Photo Agency
UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
(FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS) *** Local Caption *** Monkeys inspecting the hide:
(Just note that they are Chacma Baboons)
1. When were these photos taken?
August 2018
2. Where were these photos taken?
At Mashatu Nature Reserve in Botswana
3. How did you capture the shots, and were there any challenges in getting the shots?
I was seated in a photographic eye-level hide. All it requires is patience for the wildlife to approach you, and the ability to keep as quiet as possible. Baboons generally check you out, make sure you are not a threat and then go about their business, which makes them great photo subjects. These ones were particularly curious and started peeking through the openings in the side of the hide to see what's inside.
4. Were the monkeys just curious about the hide?
They can't help themselves, they're one of the most curious animals in Africa. I think they heard something going on inside the hide or they just saw an opening as they passed by and had to see what's inside.
5. What is yo
(c) Dukas -
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Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The nvisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0 mini.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The nvisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822664_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The Invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size (left) and megasize (right)
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822663_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822657_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize with optional case
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822654_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The Invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size (left) and megasize (right)
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822652_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822651_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The nvisibility Shield 2.0. Full size.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822650_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822647_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Invisibility Shield Co
A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_167822646_FER
Shield turns users invisible
Ferrari Press Agency
Shield 1
Ref 15709
28/03/2024
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A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
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A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
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Shield turns users invisible
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A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Megasize.
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Shield turns users invisible
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A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0 has optional cases for the full and megasize models
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A shield which turns users invisible like the Harry Potter cloak has hit the market.
The shield is a curved sheet of clear high-grade polycarbonate and is held upright by a clear frame of the same material at the rear.
An array of tall thin lenses are embedded side-by-side in the sheet running from top to bottom.
As the user stands or crouches behind it , the lenses diffuse the ambient light that's reflected by their body across the shield’s entire front surface.
The lenses also diffuse the light reflected by the user's background across the front.
Because the user is narrower than their background, the light from their body is overwhelmed by the light from the background.
As a result, someone viewing the shield from the front sees just the diffused background light.
The device, called the Invisibility Shield 2.0 is offered in mini, full and megashield sizes by the London based Invisibility Shield Co.
OPS: The invisibility Shield 2.0. Full size
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People smuggler hid woman in car dashboard
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A people smuggler attempting to bring a Vietnamese woman into the UK by cramming her into the dashboard of his car.
Shocking photos captured by officers from the UK border Force show the woman wedged inside a tiny, custom-built hideaway behind the Vauxhall Vectra’s glovebox.
It was driven by Slovakian national Jozef Balog, 33.
In June 2022, the British-registered vehicle was intercepted at the UK Control Zone in Coquelles, France for a Channel Tunnel crossing.
Balog claimed to be returning to his home in Manchester after visiting relatives in his home country.
When searching the front passenger side, Border Force officers noticed the carpet was further forward into the footwell than expected.
A subsequent search, which involved the removal of the glovebox, revealed a Vietnamese woman in cramped conditions behind the dashboard.
The vehicle had been modified and parts removed to create the tiny concealment.
The Vietnamese woman was identified, deemed to be an illegal entrant, and served with the requisite paperwork.
OPS: The space created for the illegal migrant behind the dashboard of Jozef Balog's car
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A people smuggler attempting to bring a Vietnamese woman into the UK by cramming her into the dashboard of his car.
Shocking photos captured by officers from the UK border Force show the woman wedged inside a tiny, custom-built hideaway behind the Vauxhall Vectra’s glovebox.
It was driven by Slovakian national Jozef Balog, 33.
In June 2022, the British-registered vehicle was intercepted at the UK Control Zone in Coquelles, France for a Channel Tunnel crossing.
Balog claimed to be returning to his home in Manchester after visiting relatives in his home country.
When searching the front passenger side, Border Force officers noticed the carpet was further forward into the footwell than expected.
A subsequent search, which involved the removal of the glovebox, revealed a Vietnamese woman in cramped conditions behind the dashboard.
The vehicle had been modified and parts removed to create the tiny concealment.
The Vietnamese woman was identified, deemed to be an illegal entrant, and served with the requisite paperwork.
OPS: The space created for the illegal migrant behind the dashboard of Jozef Balog's car
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People smuggler hid woman in car dashboard
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A people smuggler attempting to bring a Vietnamese woman into the UK by cramming her into the dashboard of his car.
Shocking photos captured by officers from the UK border Force show the woman wedged inside a tiny, custom-built hideaway behind the Vauxhall Vectra’s glovebox.
It was driven by Slovakian national Jozef Balog, 33.
In June 2022, the British-registered vehicle was intercepted at the UK Control Zone in Coquelles, France for a Channel Tunnel crossing.
Balog claimed to be returning to his home in Manchester after visiting relatives in his home country.
When searching the front passenger side, Border Force officers noticed the carpet was further forward into the footwell than expected.
A subsequent search, which involved the removal of the glovebox, revealed a Vietnamese woman in cramped conditions behind the dashboard.
The vehicle had been modified and parts removed to create the tiny concealment.
The Vietnamese woman was identified, deemed to be an illegal entrant, and served with the requisite paperwork.
OPS: How the space created for the illegal migrant behind the dashboard of Jozef Balog's car was covered up.
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People smuggler hid woman in car dashboard
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A people smuggler attempting to bring a Vietnamese woman into the UK by cramming her into the dashboard of his car.
Shocking photos captured by officers from the UK border Force show the woman wedged inside a tiny, custom-built hideaway behind the Vauxhall Vectra’s glovebox.
It was driven by Slovakian national Jozef Balog, 33.
In June 2022, the British-registered vehicle was intercepted at the UK Control Zone in Coquelles, France for a Channel Tunnel crossing.
Balog claimed to be returning to his home in Manchester after visiting relatives in his home country.
When searching the front passenger side, Border Force officers noticed the carpet was further forward into the footwell than expected.
A subsequent search, which involved the removal of the glovebox, revealed a Vietnamese woman in cramped conditions behind the dashboard.
The vehicle had been modified and parts removed to create the tiny concealment.
The Vietnamese woman was identified, deemed to be an illegal entrant, and served with the requisite paperwork.
OPS: Mugshot of Jozef Balog.
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People smuggler hid woman in car dashboard
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Car dashboard 1
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A people smuggler attempting to bring a Vietnamese woman into the UK by cramming her into the dashboard of his car.
Shocking photos captured by officers from the UK border Force show the woman wedged inside a tiny, custom-built hideaway behind the Vauxhall Vectra’s glovebox.
It was driven by Slovakian national Jozef Balog, 33.
In June 2022, the British-registered vehicle was intercepted at the UK Control Zone in Coquelles, France for a Channel Tunnel crossing.
Balog claimed to be returning to his home in Manchester after visiting relatives in his home country.
When searching the front passenger side, Border Force officers noticed the carpet was further forward into the footwell than expected.
A subsequent search, which involved the removal of the glovebox, revealed a Vietnamese woman in cramped conditions behind the dashboard.
The vehicle had been modified and parts removed to create the tiny concealment.
The Vietnamese woman was identified, deemed to be an illegal entrant, and served with the requisite paperwork.
OPS: The Vietnamese woman revealed behind the dashboard of Jozef Balog's car
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Phone shop thief boxes clever
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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A thief robbed a mo bile phone store wearing a cardboard box on his head.
But his bid to hide his appearance was wrecked when he lifted it slightly to get a better look at his haul.
The incident was captured on the store’s surveillance video.
The store’s owner looked at the footage and then saw the suspect hours later at a liquor store.
The owner, Jeremias Berganza, called police and the man was arrested.
The amazing raid happened in Miami, Floria, USA.
Police said the raider struck at 4am and escaped with 19 iPhones and $8,000 USD in cash - with a total value of $15,000 USD.
OPS: The raider smashing open the counter and filling a bag with stolen phones -- before lifting his disguise briefly to see how he's doing.
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NEWS - Wahlsonntag in Frankreich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Maya Vidon-White/UPI/Shutterstock (12889475e)
Voters hide behind the curtains of voting booths on the first round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 10, 2022. French citizens went to the polls after a campaign overshadowed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 10 Apr 2022
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FEATURE - Kein Zaubertrick: Ein Schild, das jeden dahinter unsichtbar macht
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Fantasy wizard Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak has a new rival – and it does not need magic to work.A company has created an invisibility shield that blends into the background but hides anyone crouching behind it.The device, which measures 950 cm by 650 cm, works using a precision engineered lens array.This set-up directs light reflected from the subject away from the observer, sending it sideways across the face of the shield to the left and right. From the observer's perspective, this background is effectively smeared horizontally across the front face of the shield, over the area where the person standing behind would ordinarily be seen.The shield is said to perform at its best against uniform backgrounds such as foliage, grass, rendered walls, sand, sky and asphalt. Backgrounds with defined horizontal lines work really well too and these can be natural features such as the horizon or man made features like walls, rails or painted lines.
OPS:The invisibility shield
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Fantasy wizard Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak has a new rival – and it does not need magic to work.A company has created an invisibility shield that blends into the background but hides anyone crouching behind it.The device, which measures 950 cm by 650 cm, works using a precision engineered lens array.This set-up directs light reflected from the subject away from the observer, sending it sideways across the face of the shield to the left and right. From the observer's perspective, this background is effectively smeared horizontally across the front face of the shield, over the area where the person standing behind would ordinarily be seen.The shield is said to perform at its best against uniform backgrounds such as foliage, grass, rendered walls, sand, sky and asphalt. Backgrounds with defined horizontal lines work really well too and these can be natural features such as the horizon or man made features like walls, rails or painted lines.
OPS:The invisibility shield
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Invisible 1
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Fantasy wizard Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak has a new rival – and it does not need magic to work.A company has created an invisibility shield that blends into the background but hides anyone crouching behind it.The device, which measures 950 cm by 650 cm, works using a precision engineered lens array.This set-up directs light reflected from the subject away from the observer, sending it sideways across the face of the shield to the left and right. From the observer's perspective, this background is effectively smeared horizontally across the front face of the shield, over the area where the person standing behind would ordinarily be seen.The shield is said to perform at its best against uniform backgrounds such as foliage, grass, rendered walls, sand, sky and asphalt. Backgrounds with defined horizontal lines work really well too and these can be natural features such as the horizon or man made features like walls, rails or painted lines.
OPS:The invisibility shield
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