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Tue Apr-05-11 06:55 AM
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| Looking for cam/camera equipment for nocturnal photography of wildlife |
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Someone on DU suggested a system that was about $200, but could pick it up for half that. Unfortunately, I can't find the thread. My wishlist in features includes the following:
wireless sensor activated about 50 to 75 foot range. I don't expect perfect pictures, just enough to identify the animal. Preferably there's a stealth feature. I don't want something flashing to scare the animal away.
If you're using a system, feel free to describe the system and tell us what you like about it, or dislike.
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Tue Apr-05-11 12:19 PM
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suggest you look for reviews on hunting sites. Seems a lot of hunters use these set ups.
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Tue Apr-05-11 12:56 PM
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| 2. Thanks. I found a couple things that look promising. |
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Tue Apr-05-11 01:15 PM
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http://www.photomigrations.com/articles/0406100.htmI also have an old film book on doing this. The camera was actually mounted in a glass box in a stream with the flash on shore in the shrubs. Battery life seems to be a major issue. I don't have the patience to get critters in broad daylight so this is something I would never consider doing. Good luck :hi:
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Tue Apr-05-11 01:30 PM
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| 4. Actually, the cheapest thing I found was a security light from harbor freight! |
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I just have to figure out how to hook it up to a VCR.
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