Digital game cam for $110, anyone tried one of these??

[grizz660]

In the new Sportsman's Guide xmas catalog they are selling a digital game came for $110. Has anyone tried this camera?? It's 1.3 megapixel and accepts sd cards for memory expansion. Even has a USB port. From the pics and info on the web I was unable to come up with a brand of this unit, but for $110 and a 30 day no ?'s asked return guarantee I couldn't resist. Camera

[Turkeyhunter1]

Grizz660, Let us know how the game cam works!! I bought the Moultrie Game Spy II, and the pics are fairly decent. I believe I need to use the 800 speed film though. Anyhow, Keep us posted!!!!!! Thanks.........

[John Deer]

Keep us posted on how it works. For that price, I'd be interested if the camera works reliably. Thanks for the "heads up".

[dlw]

have you tried this camera yet

[TimberCreek]

Received mine today, seems to be good quality. Here is the website of the company selling to Sportsman Guide: http://www.allaboutgame.com/ Looks like they are just getting set up, so after they get set up the price will probebly go up. Takes 9 AA batteries and it says it will last 8 - 14 days on those batteries. It has an SD memory slot of which I put a 128MB memory card from my GPS. I can take the memory card out of camera and read the card on my computer instead of hooking the camera up to the computer. The pictures I took today look real good, I was impressed. I was skeptical when I ordered it, A $100 digital camera seemed to good to be true, but I am impressed. Worried about battery life though!

[T_in_PA2]

LOL, 9 batteries !!!

[TimberCreek]

Yes, 9 or nine or 5+4 or 4+5 or 6+3 all equals 9! Has two sets of positive and two sets of negative wires branched off at different areas of the battery box, looks like part of the batteries power one thing while part of the other batteries power something else.

[QTompkins2005]

How's she worken out in the field? Good picture quality? Is the sensor maken the camera flash when it should be?