RE: Trail Cameras?
 

I've also been following along with the many folks that are building their own. It's something that I'm also considering also. One thing is for sure, quality Digitals are extremely addciting!! I've noticed that the lower megapixels don't matter a bit for most of the uses I have for them. As you mentioned, you can send to 'em to folks alot faster and you can't tell a bit of difference when they are downsized for posting on the forums. I've found that the higher resolution isn't neede that much for most applications. I only use my Leaf Rivers at 2MP but with software intropolation they claim I can get 4MP from the unit.

RE: Trail Cameras?
 

Which LF do you prefer DC-1 or DC-2? What's the difference?

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The DC-2 features the LCD screen, the DC-1 is without. I seen that the DC-1 models are only going for $265 on Jesses. That's a heck of a buy on a quality digi.

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Is there a cheap device or way to view the pics from the flash card in the field? then you could buy the unit for 265 and have one devise to view the cards...

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I know I seen on another post once that a guy had went to Radio Shack and bought a lager haldheld viewer to plug into his LR for a larger viewing screen (2.5") and I'm pretty sure it costs around $50 or $60. Of course, IF you alredady have a Digital camera that takes CF cards then you can use that with excellent results. I generally take along my Nikon Coolpix so I can zoom and pan the images while in the field. As a matter of fact, I often times will collect the CF cards in my cams on the way to my stand and then review the pics during any slowtime! :)

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Has nobody tried the moultrie digital camera

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from what I hear it sucks.
Im just going on what im told. It looks ok

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bucky i almost got one but everyone told me how much they suck so i just went out and but a cheap stealth cam instead. its working fine so far