Any trouble with Stealth Camera?
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brookport IL now in Colorado
Posts: 174
Any trouble with Stealth Camera?
I bought a Stealth Camera this year and the first time I placed it I got 11 pictures of which 7 turned out real nice of mostly does and a small buck. The next time I checked the camera I had only 7 pictures so I decided to go ahead and have them developed but there was nothing on the film. I figured I didn' t load the film properly and it never advanced. I moved the camera to a different area that had a lot of fresh rubs and a good line of scrapes. I had seen several good bucks in the immediate area and hoped to catch some film of them. I left the camera out for a couple weeks and checked it to find 16 pictures on it. I knew it didn' t take very long for the film to rewind so I was concerned again, and again the film had not advanced. I have checked this time more closely to be sure the film is catching and it appears it will advance this time. Anyone else have this problem?
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Bessemer, MI
Posts: 1,719
RE: Any trouble with Stealth Camera?
what kind of film are you using?
how about the batteries?
I use Rayovac Super Heavy Duty Batteries... Dollar Store ....... they work Good..
I also use, 400 speed Kodak..
Havent had a problem.
I sometimes have a problem of the camera rewinding the film when its too cold, or the batteries are low.. I take the camera and warm it up and then manually rewind it...
otherwise... for 68 dollars... I' m satisfied......
how about the batteries?
I use Rayovac Super Heavy Duty Batteries... Dollar Store ....... they work Good..
I also use, 400 speed Kodak..
Havent had a problem.
I sometimes have a problem of the camera rewinding the film when its too cold, or the batteries are low.. I take the camera and warm it up and then manually rewind it...
otherwise... for 68 dollars... I' m satisfied......
#5
RE: Any trouble with Stealth Camera?
The only trouble I had with mine was my fault I did not load the film properly and it never advanced.
I had 96 visits to the camera site to boot.
The makers say to use 200 film but with 200 film the pics turn too dark at night.
I have tried 400 film it is a lot better I spoke to a person at the camera shop and they suggested using 800 film so I am gonna try that next.
My only other beef is that you can only get either 24 or 36 exposure film.
With the amount of visits I am getting I think my next camera is going to be a digital one that will take a bucket full of pics.
I had 96 visits to the camera site to boot.
The makers say to use 200 film but with 200 film the pics turn too dark at night.
I have tried 400 film it is a lot better I spoke to a person at the camera shop and they suggested using 800 film so I am gonna try that next.
My only other beef is that you can only get either 24 or 36 exposure film.
With the amount of visits I am getting I think my next camera is going to be a digital one that will take a bucket full of pics.