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pinhole camera
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camera, pinhole 
A camera in which the lens is replaced by a pinhole (e.g. the camera obscura).
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He was a lifetime honorary member at the Pin Hole Camera Club at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
Arland Hammon, FPSA, EPSA: Kaysville, UT by Gervais, Ed / PSA Journal
It could not be proved what part each played but they were said to be foot soldiers in a wider conspiracy which operated UK and Europe-wide, where pin hole cameras equipped with radio receivers were adapted to be fitted on to the front of cash machines.
BEHIND BARS by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Sandra Quinn, director of corporate communications for the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS), said criminals install a pin hole camera underneath the top of the cash point to record a person's PIN number as they key it in.
How the skim scam works... LATEST IN LINE OF CRIMES WHICH COST BANKS ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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