I was driving through what I thought was a 40 zone last night (it was dark) and it was actually 30. Before I knew it I'd exceeded the speed limit through a 30 zone speed camera. I've never been caught by a camera before and am generally good at sticking to the limit so I don't know how these things work but doesn't the camera need to flash a light in the dark so it can read my number plate?Also, if you do get caught how long does it take to receive it in the post?Oh dear, there are a lot people who are going to get speeding fines, aren't there?The old Gatso cameras have flash and use film. 'Old' as in 'being phased out'.They are now being replaced by the Truvelo camera – these use infrared to take the picture, so NO flash day or night.Truvelos also don't use film, they are digital. The picture is sent instantly to the DVLA via an Internet connection in the camera tower.The first thing you'll know about it, is when the Notice of Intended Prosecution lands on your doorstep 3-14 days later. Share and Enjoy:

Lake Forest, Illinois (PRWEB) November 13, 2007 Identification Products Mfg. Co. is proud to announce the release of the new FUJIFILM IP-10 Digital Passport Camera System. This easy-to-use, portable, turnkey system from FUJIFILM USA is now available for sale in the US through Identification Products Mfg. Co. The IP-10 uses the state-of-the-art FinePix F480 camera and the new IP-10 dye-sublimation digital photo printer. The system also features an LCD template decal for the FinePix F480, designed to assist the operator in sizing the subject. The IP-10 digital photo printer has a built-in LCD for easy to use print previews and menus. Identification Products Mfg. Co. also offers a complete line of accessories, including passport photo cutters, passport backdrops, and passport folders. Identification Products is the leading provider of turn-key digital passport camera solutions in the USA. We are proud to introduce the arrival of the IP-10 digital passport system to the US marketplace through Identification Products. Their unique ability to manufacture and customize passport solutions, as well as their 30+ years of experience and industry knowledge makes them the perfect partner for FUJIFILM USA, says Bruce Mitchell, Director of Sales for Identification, Passport and Government Solutions for FUJIFILM USA. We are proud that FUJIFILM USA has continued their partnership with Identification Products. We are excited about the launch of this new system. The evolution of Fujifilm USA in the digital passport arena makes this new system a perfect follow-up to the successful CX-550 digital passport system. Experience, customer support, and exceptional products at competitive prices are the reasons that together, FUJIFILM USA and Identification Products are seen as the leaders in the passport marketplace, said Mark Klainos, President of Identification Products. For further information on the FUJIFILM IP-10 Digital Passport Camera System and Identification Products Mfg. Co., please visit their web site or call at 877.434.5600. About Identification Products Mfg. Co. Identification Products Mfg. Co. is the leading manufacturer of film based photo identification equipment. They specialize in manufacturing complete lines of equipment that include passport cameras, identification cameras, photo cutters and heavy duty industrial laminators. As a result of their continuous desire to meet customers' wants and needs, they have expanded their product offerings to include binding machines, binding supplies, cover stock materials, digital cameras, and digital identification systems. They import/export products from OEM partners around the globe to fulfill their customers' desires. Identification Products Mfg. Co. strives to provide the highest quality products at the lowest possible prices while maintaining an incomparable level of customer service and technical support. Share and Enjoy:

My Fuji Finepix camera doesn’t seem to be working properly and I need to get a new one, but would prefer to keep the expensive memory card that I only bought 18 months ago. Thanks.