Why is my moultrie taking pictures like this?
04-27-2007, 08:30 PM
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Thomasville, N.C.
Posts: 522
RE: Why is my moultrie taking pictures like this?
Patriot1, I have the same cam. Try this. switch it to setup mode, center position, and push the default reset button. This clears the memory. It has helped mine in the past. Then just reprogram your settings for delay, number of pics and etc. then back to auto and close it up.
BBO
BBO
04-28-2007, 09:08 AM
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Northeast Illinois
Posts: 283
RE: Why is my moultrie taking pictures like this?
Het guys and gals. I have a Gamespy 200 and had a couple of these happen to me as well. [:@]I thought it was a problem with the camera until I witnessed a doe walk up to the camera and sniff the lens right underthe stand I was sitting in.The camera flashed even though it was daylight and the photo it took was white from the flash reflection off her nose.
THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH CAMERAS WITH SLOWER TRIGGER SPEEDS.[:'(]
I love the info stamps and pics this camera gives but I miss alot of pics due to the slow trigger. I am going to try a Cuddeback Exite side by side with this camerathis summer to see what, if anything, I have been missing.
Hope this helps.[8D]
THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH CAMERAS WITH SLOWER TRIGGER SPEEDS.[:'(]
I love the info stamps and pics this camera gives but I miss alot of pics due to the slow trigger. I am going to try a Cuddeback Exite side by side with this camerathis summer to see what, if anything, I have been missing.
Hope this helps.[8D]
