Hey no problem, and I am glad to see that you got it all figured out.

I am a big advocate of the Stealth Cam MC2-G. After buying one to try out and have it work flawlessly, I bought another. I have gotten over 200 pics out of these things and they have all been great. Some of the pics looked like they had nothing in them, but, after looking closely, I could see deer in the background that were WAY further than what the camera is rated for. A bunch of guys on here have these cameras and love them, but, then some don't like them. There are two pieces of advice that I can give you.......

1. Loading the film is a little tricky. Alot of guys have problems with it there first time unless they know about this. There is a little spiked roller inside that you have to put the film over. Get the spikes in the holes of the film, then, start closing the lid with your finger keeping the film on the roller. Do this until your finger stops you, then just slide your finger out and it will set the film right. If the film is set right, you will see a "0" on the display, if it isn't set right, you will see a "E".

2. Some guys complain that the PIR sensor is too wide and that it will take pictures too early, taking a picture of the deer when it isn't centered in the camera lens. You can fix this by putting a little piece of tape on each side of the PIR sensor. This will narrow the sensors area and make sure the deer is in the center of the pictures. It doesn't bother me but some guys don't like it.

Other than that, enjoy the camera, it is a AWSOME tool, especially for the price.