The same kind of high definition digital television thats being sold to you is also popping up in the world of private security. From the looks of things, crime fighting will never be the same. Those fuzzy robbery suspect photos from surveillance sometimes distributed by police could soon become a thing of the past. Crystal clear facial images can be taken from video cameras some distance away, according to security experts. Security experts say the quality of security cameras is getting better, while the cost is coming down. Some security camera firms such as SuperCircuits sell low-cost undercover cameras disguised as exit signs, tissue boxes and computer speakers for $100 or $200. Higher-end cameras franchised through security firms such as 3xLogic and Digatron are bringing high-definition digital pictures to your local service station and liquor store. Superior Liquors in Boulder County covers 20000 square feet of retail space. Owner/partner Pete Messimer installed 32 high-tech cameras, which cover virtually every square foot. The cameras are not covert – they hang in plain sight from the ceiling. Still, Messimer has caught two shoplifters in recent months who apparently thought that no one could simultaneously monitor so many cameras. “They were wrong,” said Messimer. When employees noticed that a certain brand of high-priced wine was vanishing, Messimer played back data that recorded days or even weeks worth of video from the shelf in question. The video clearly …