Video

[BigDaddy12t]

If you were going to buy a trail cam to set out just for video, wich one would you get.

[halfbakedi420]

i would shop for a inferred and look for the longest video times allowed by the product...meaning the longer video it will take would probably sell me. definitely a card spot as well as internal memory. also i would google it and see what everyone else has said about them. ( i was gonna buy a feeder motor, almost opted fer the $90, but turned out the $35 was more bang fer my buck) and warranty, the longer the better. ask if additional displays are available, cause 4 days after the warranty goes out, so will the display. look for something you can hook up on the net to watch or down load, cause the gas will pay fer it. i like to go out and check mine, but there are times where i'd rather just pop em up on the net. gl

[PastorJim08]

I've only had the leafriver out one time but it's daytime vids are very good, although the night ones leave a little to be desired. I have also seen some vids posted here from the Bushnell Trophycam and they looked very good. Go on trailcampro's website and see what they say about the video settings on the different cams.

Blessings.....Pastorjim

[BigDaddy12t]

Jim, I knew you would say the Leaf River, and I think you are right! I think it was you that posted the video from yours that I wached. I really like the idea of the sould.

[pnut]

If I were buying a new cam with video option I'd definitely choose one with sound.

[halfbakedi420]

Originally Posted by pnut

If I were buying a new cam with video option I'd definitely choose one with sound.

good idea, didnt think about that, do they have em' with sound?

[pnut]

Originally Posted by halfbakedi420

good idea, didnt think about that, do they have em' with sound?

yep, I think PJ has a Leaf River with sound.
Might want to ask him.

[BigDaddy12t]

The Stealth Sniper Pro has sound too. I really like the sound with the video. Does anyone know if there are any others that have sound?