Troy Raymond and his wife decided to do just that. "We are a husband and wife airbrush team," Troy says and they run a business called Streetwize. After a long time of using the XCam2 for surveillance around their business, they decided that they would try something new. "When we begin painting a customer’s project, we let them know that they can watch the process as it happens." That allows the customer to be a part of the process.

And with that, they go to work. The camera refreshes once every minute, so the customer will have a fresh look. But that means that anyone else stumbling across the site can watch too. So customer and onlookers alike can watch this team at work. Almost as if they were working live downtown.

Then once the project’s over, the customer can come and collect their prize. And Troy and his wife leave the picture up on their site until they’re ready to start another project.

"My wife is usually sitting in the office watching the entire process," Troy says. "And when I get in the way, she’ll change the camera views so the best angle available is the one uploaded." That allows them to always be showing off their best features. Sort of like the old saying "be sure and get my good side."

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