Neighbour installed a camera pointing at my house/ window

[steelrules]

As a draftsman, machinist, die maker, engine builder, welder , carpenter and NASA engineer , I would have thought you would have an appreciation for something called accuracy. I hope you don't use your laser level for anything more involved than hanging a set of cupboards for your customers.

No friend I work in thousands of an inch and even the cheapest laser level will disable a camera. Oh BTW even the cheapest laser level is accurate to .375" in 100 feet. You do know what .375 is ?
Never hung cabinets or worked for NASA so stop with the red herring B.S.

[Jo]

Settle down, people. You're making it 'way too personal here.

[Ken7]

Perfect time to install one way glass or put a mirror film on your window. I can't believe that someone can film a neighbours house. Whatever happened to a citizens right to privacy? Actually, there is a mesh screen that we use on RVs that might do the trick and it's not too expensive.

Buy a good spot light and light up his camera, day or night. He'll soon realize you don't want it and it is of no value to him.

Your right to privacy is inside your home. I can film you in your back yard, no right to privacy believe it or not.

[forum]

Along the top of your fence put up some large reflective materials such as mirrors and point them in the direction of his house. The sun reflecting off of the material will blind the image captured by the camera.

[Captain Awesome]

Along the top of your fence put up some large reflective materials such as mirrors and point them in the direction of his house.

Don't forget to adjust it every 10 minutes as sun moves across the sky...

[Bsuds]

Along the top of your fence put up some large reflective materials such as mirrors and point them in the direction of his house.

Don't forget to adjust it every 10 minutes as sun moves across the sky...

If you have enough material and focus it well enough then it should only take a few seconds to wipe out the camera.

Maybe a really big magnifying glass would do the trick.

It's also interesting that the OP has only this one post and has never returned.

[skydawg]

Take out the lens with a pellot gun

[Ken7]

Take out the lens with a pellot gun

Hope he is not recording it as the RCMP will love to see the shot fired.