BuckRogers

I was wondering how many of you use the video feature on your trail cams? How good is the quality I have a moultrie 100 and it takes good pics. Do videos run down batteries?

r33h

Honestly, I haven't ever done the videos. I guess I should since I have a big memory card in my cam. I have just always taken pics at the highest resolution possible.

Schobs

ive got the moultrie 2.1 mp and i only used the video once, wasnt too pleased w/ the quality. it was pretty fuzzy and at only 10 frames per second its more of a slide show than a video. just my opinion, if you've got the card space, just put it on 1 min delay and 3 pics per trigger and high quality, thats what i do with my 1 gig card, holds about 1300 pics, but the batteries never last that long.

Snoogsdad

I've only used it on one of my digital trail cameras and that was just to try it. I don't use it because it only works at night, on non IR cams, and I also use the pictures to post on the web so I want the still digital images.

The cam I did try it with was one that had a Sony P41 in it and they weren't too bad but even with this camera that has great picture quality the vidoes are of a much lesser quality.

RackLuster

I always use video mode on my wildview 2.0. i have several thousand 10 second videos already from this year. it's amazing how often you'll see one deer in the first couple seconds and then another will walk in. the resoultion is only 320x240 but i put the camera really close to the feeder. then it works pretty good. the other trick is to have a feeder that drops the food straight down instead of throwing it all over the place.

Hoytteen

the moultrie 100 sucks at taking video![:@]..the quality is poor for one and when you have it set for taking video, it will only take video during the day....night time takes pics and only 1...i ussaly get 1 a night when i have it set on video. the light sensor on it is crappy too! it has to be noon or it won't take video. or any clouds..has to be a sunny day...just my $.02

bloodcrick

Awesome video X 3

buckmaster_27

thats awesome dan.great video

janesburg

Link to 12 pointer in velvet. Only picture/video I got of him during the daylight. 05 3.0 Cuddeback.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQzrpUjyD9Y

answerguy

You can't expect a flash camera to take video at night because it needs light to do video. If you want night time video you have to go with an IR camera.