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Mar. 27 Tokyo Speed cops now photograph Traffic Violating Vehicles. Tokyo's motor-cycle police are having automatic cameras fitted to their machines to photograph vehicles and their machines to photograph vehicles and their number plates if they break the law. The cameras made by Waltz in Tokyo have f.3.5 wide angle lenses, and the film is transported by a small motor after the shot is taken. There is no focusing as everything is sharp after 10 feet, and the shutter is released by a button on the handlebars. The cameras encased in light steel bodies are equipped with flashlight for night work. When the film is developed it will show the number plate and back of the car, and on the edge of the film the time taken, and the speed. The evidence is in the negative or rather the film. Photo shows The new photographer - cop with his new evidence camera fitted on his machine in Tokyo

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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