Wednesday 28 December 2011

You Are Very lucky, Now You Can Trace Your Stolen Camera!!!!!!!

If you have bought a new digital camera for your holidays or else already have one with you, just take a time to note down its serial number which is very important. You don’t know its importance when your digital camera gets lost then you’ll come know its importance. GadgetTrak’s new CameraTrace service can help you recover it if it’s ever stolen. Launching today, for a one-time fee of $10 CameraTrace lets you to register your camera’s serial number.

If you later report it lost or stolen, you’ll be notified by email if anyone else tries to upload photos from it. It also lets us to search CameraTrace’s serial number database of 5 billion photos for free. Both tools could help you track down unauthorized uploaders and get your gear back. Camera thieves beware, there’s a new sheriff in town.
 The way it works is that almost all digital cameras imprint their serial number on the photos they shoot, which CameraTrace can detect when they’re posted online. Law enforcement can then by alerted to investigate. The official launch of CameraTrace comes after several years of beta testing. Back in August, they wrote about how GadgetTrak reunited a professional photographer with over $9,000 worth of property.

The company also offers a recovery service for laptops and phones that detects when they connect to the Internet. For its launch, CameraTrace upped its crawling capabilities. Its database now includes 11 million cameras of 300 different models and every photo uploaded to Flickr since 2006. CameraTrace stays up to date by scanning newly uploaded pics each day with CPUsage grid computing technology.
 GadgetTrak‘s CEO and founder Ken Westin tells us its database of photos is an order of magnitude larger than that of competitors like Stolen Camera Finder. This makes CameraTrace the best place to go if you ever get jacked. The premium service includes a physical lost and found tag that can be applied to your camera. It features instructions so anyone who finds it can notify you through CameraTrace, and it also serves as a theft deterrent.

 Another advantage of the CameraTrace: It can help photographers locate where their copyrighted photos are displayed without permission. But remember, all of CameraTrace’s services only work if you have have a copy of your serial number. It can typically be found on a camera’s base plate, inside the battery case, or in the box. Westin’s final tip? A huge number of cameras are stolen through auto break-ins, so lock your gear in the trunk.

2 comments:

  1. Its really very helpful facility for every photographer who are professional in this field.
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