There are many ways to flash a camera. Various light sources can help you here, but often their power is not enough to illuminate the camera for a long time.
Necessary
Light source
Instructions
Step 1
Light up the camera using a light source aimed at its lens. It all depends on how much you want to light it up, if for a short time (1-2) minutes, it will be enough to direct a dim light on it for half a minute, here you can even use the mobile phone screen. A single flash at a distance of 10-15 centimeters is also suitable, but this may depend on the parameters of the camera.
Step 2
If you want to expose the camera more strongly, use a bright light source such as a torch or multiple flash. A laser emitter is also suitable here. Many cameras can quickly recover from exposure, so to be sure, keep the light source in front of it as long and close as possible.
Step 3
If you want to break a CCTV camera by exposing it strongly, use a very powerful light source. If you do not have the opportunity to be convinced of the effectiveness of the results of your actions (you cannot see the image coming from this camera), then direct the beam of light onto the lens as long as possible.
Step 4
Please note that many modern video surveillance systems provide for the possibility of overexposure, but there is no one hundred percent way to protect the device from exposure to direct light.
Step 5
If you want to flash your camera for a short while without an artificial light source, point it toward the sun, after enabling the mode, which allows you to shoot in a dark room. Please note that it is best not to do this, especially if you have a low-quality camera sensor. If this is done to create certain photo effects, it is best to use manual parameter settings or special built-in modes.
