How to use hunting camera?

How to use hunting camera?

Modern digital hunting cameras are a good helper for monitoring prey. At work, it's very quiet, doesn't make noise like old film camera. Moreover, it has a built-in large-capacity memory card, which can store thousands of photos at one time, and hunters can come and take the card to watch after a while. Thanks to technological advancements, these cameras also have longer battery life and shorter trigger times to preserve every precious moment for you as much as possible.

The lens is at an angle to the walking channel

Hunting cameras generally take a certain amount of time to trigger, so when a prey walks directly (without stopping), it may not capture its figure, or only capture a little corner of it, and then make you mistakenly think it is here There is no prey. In order to avoid this problem, when setting up the camera, it is best to place the lens at a slightly oblique angle to capture a longer section of the road, rather than aiming straight at the road in front of the camera.

Set up at a certain height.

Shooting your hunting camera straight into the sun will ruin your photos, so be sure to avoid direct sunlight when setting up. A good idea is to have the lens face north instead of south. Under normal circumstances, the camera is set up on a tree, about 10 feet (3 meters) above the ground, and then the lens is pointed down, slightly inclined, and at a certain angle with the direction of the walking channel, and the shooting effect is best. Compared with setting the camera at waist height, this method of setting up can capture a much wider field of view.

Continuous shooting is important.

When buying a camera, not only depends on whether its triggering time is fast enough, but also whether it can shoot continuously. A camera with a continuous shooting function can continuously capture images of the prey as it appears, walks, and leaves, allowing you to see more details. Of course, the capacity of the memory card should be large enough to save the pictures taken continuously. After viewing the photos, you can also selectively delete some.