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Silver Imaging started out in early 2000 as a manufacturer of pipe imaging cameras. I was the
first to use wireless technology in inspection systems and one of only a few to offer systems under
$4000.00
I have since branched out into industrial endoscopes as well as camera modifications and custom
built surveillance equipment.
The future of this company depends entirely on what specialty niche these camera systems can
accommodate.
All of the cameras are built here in Calgary Alberta Canada, and come with the highest regard for
detail and quality.
first to use wireless technology in inspection systems and one of only a few to offer systems under
$4000.00
I have since branched out into industrial endoscopes as well as camera modifications and custom
built surveillance equipment.
The future of this company depends entirely on what specialty niche these camera systems can
accommodate.
All of the cameras are built here in Calgary Alberta Canada, and come with the highest regard for
detail and quality.
Jaeson Cardiff founder of
Silver Imaging Canada
Silver Imaging Canada
| 2004 CiPHEX Show |
I was born in Calgary in 1970. I, like most like-minded people became interested in
photography at a very early age. One of my first jobs in fact was working at the Western
Wheel Newspaper in Okotoks. However, like most things, life had something else in mind.
I started working as a Plumber in 1993 and have worked all over the province of Alberta. In
fact, I doubt there are very many towns and cities I haven't been to in Alberta. The oil
patch will do that to you.
I became interested in pipe cameras when I went to try and buy one. I was told that I
needed to spend upwards around $10,000 to own one, and that didn't sit too well with me.
A year later I was selling my first camera system to an international HVAC supply chain in
Calgary. Four years later, two different models, and a whole lot of money later, I stepped
out of sewer cameras to pursue something different. The pipe camera market was becoming
flooded with small companies like myself who saw an opportunity.
I recently became reacquainted with my first childhood hobby and now own quite an array
of different cameras; mostly vintage, and my pictures can be seen in www.flickr.com.
If you have a moment stop by and check out my systems. I'd be glad to talk endlessly about
them.
photography at a very early age. One of my first jobs in fact was working at the Western
Wheel Newspaper in Okotoks. However, like most things, life had something else in mind.
I started working as a Plumber in 1993 and have worked all over the province of Alberta. In
fact, I doubt there are very many towns and cities I haven't been to in Alberta. The oil
patch will do that to you.
I became interested in pipe cameras when I went to try and buy one. I was told that I
needed to spend upwards around $10,000 to own one, and that didn't sit too well with me.
A year later I was selling my first camera system to an international HVAC supply chain in
Calgary. Four years later, two different models, and a whole lot of money later, I stepped
out of sewer cameras to pursue something different. The pipe camera market was becoming
flooded with small companies like myself who saw an opportunity.
I recently became reacquainted with my first childhood hobby and now own quite an array
of different cameras; mostly vintage, and my pictures can be seen in www.flickr.com.
If you have a moment stop by and check out my systems. I'd be glad to talk endlessly about
them.
