Did They Have Security Cameras In The 70S

We have added several spypoint cameras to our property for security. They work wonderfully and do just what we need.

They are some awesome security camera. I love how clear the cameras shows me everything, pick up sounds, and detect the slightest movement.

We bought this router because we read that this was one of the best for home security cameras. They were right. This router handles all of our Wi-Fi needs like a champ!

I bought these for temporary security camera mounts. They are so nice. I can move my cameras in any position. They are sturdy and made well.

Clear video from all security cameras

Inexpensive 64GB cards for security cameras.

I am pleased with my new security cameras. I feel safe.

Bought these to use in security cameras and they work great.

I purchased an open box model and it works beautifully. I know that mirrorless has taken over, but so have the use of cameras from the 1960s or 70s. The extra work to make sure photos are near perfect on the DSLR just keeps me on my toes.

I bought my first F2 sometime in the 70s. That old brown bag carried my F3, an FE2, five lenses, flash, multiple filters, notes, manuals, and just about everything I could stuff into it. Some have wondered how a simple canvas bag can protect cameras and gear better than one of those popular mega-foamed bags. For over a year in the mid-80s, that old F2 bag bounced around on the back of different Chinese bicycles throughout China. At the end of that year, I had all of my lenses checked - all were still in perfect focus. Since that time, I've purchased two more F2 bags and an F4 bag for other cameras and lenses I have acquired. I wouldn't use any other bag under any circumstances. At present, I'm having my original F2 bag repaired - a small hole in one corner of the bottom panel - after which I'll put it back into service.