How We Detect Hidden Cameras
Modern cameras can be smaller than a fingertip, hidden inside everyday objects, or disguised as part of the room. Our hidden camera detection process is a careful mix of physical search, visual inspection, and electronic detection.
We deliver a confidential verbal summary straight after the sweep, followed by a written report. No drama, just the facts.
Understanding what’s visible
We discuss what you’ve noticed and where private moments have been exposed. This focus sharpens the entire search.
Physical sweep
We inspect every surface, object, and cavity – ceiling fixtures, smoke detectors, power outlets, furniture, plants, and electronics – looking for lenses, pinholes, and disguised housings.
Lens reflection and infrared scanning
Using a professional camera lens detector, we sweep the area with optical and infrared search to locate lenses even in dark or hard-to-reach places.
Wireless transmission detection
A wireless camera detector is used to identify devices transmitting live video over WiFi, cellular, or other frequencies. This finds what the naked eye can’t.
Non-linear junction detection
For hardwired or switched-off cameras, we locate the hidden electronics inside walls, objects, or furniture.