Like shooting pictures in the dark. Think of the possibilites. Hmm. Fujifilm - isn't that a great name - launched the FinePix S3 Pro digital SLR camera recently with support for Infrared and ultraviolet light spectrums. With a 12.3 megapixel sensor, the camera is being promoted to law enforcement agencies who need to be able to gather photographic evidence in low light conditions. Law enforcement agencies have used ultraviolet and infrared photography for years to uncover evidence not easily seen by the human eye, such as gun shot residue and blood stains. Fujifilm's unique, double photodiode (6.17 million S-pixels and 6.17 million R-pixels) Super CCD SR II image sensor allows for a dynamic range 400% greater than cameras of single-pixel design. This wider dynamic range contributes to the capture of finer detail, a paramount factor in the gathering of key evidence.

"Fujifilm U.S.A. is thrilled to provide the brightest minds in law enforcement with technology useful in solving the country's most complex crimes."

No doubt a crossover market will appear for tech heads wishing to use the infrared technology to see through clothes. A new range of celebrity lead lined clothes is expected soon.