cataway

i got this new trail cam ,had it out in the woods for three days ,did a down load to my puter and found out that this cam does not put the time and date on the pic ahhhhhhh .
do you think i could may be put a small clock in view of the cam that will tell me when it takes a pic? but what to use?any ideas?

pjhunts

That's an idea. Maybe you could hang it so it appears in the top corner somewhere. Any kind would probably work, the flash from the camera should illuminate it enough to read it

Campo

If that watch ever blows in the wind though the camera is going to fire....Also the lenses on the watch might give you some wierd flash feedback or something.

Rick James

pound a tall spike nail (6" at least) into a 1 foot long piece of 2x12 wood. Put an arrow on top of it with a sharpie marker and point the arrow north in your yard using a compass, and over the course of a day mark where the shadow of the nail falls on the board each hour. Then bring it into the woods and set it within view of the camera and point it perfectly north again. Now you have a sun dial that will indicate time fairly accurately as well as be cheaper than a clock. You also know it won't move and set off the camera. [8D]

wis_bow_huntr

which cam did you buy? I find it hard to beleive theres not date or time on settng on it..better go over your owners manuall again.

DUMB BASS

I bet it's a wild view. Mine is missing the date time stamp as well.[:@] Still takes some pretty good pics.

MichiganArcher

Sell it on eBay and buy a Moultrire 200 on eBay.

Barth

they make things that you can plug into your camera to tell you the date and time the pics were took

James Vee

Or after you download the photos, just right click them and check their properties. It should tell you there when the photo was created.

Trembow

Ditto. But I have yet to capture anything but myself on either one of mine.[:@]

I also really don't like the slow trigger time or 1 minute delay.

Anybody want a pair of Wildview .3mps cheap?