Please dont turn this into mines better then yours argument
12-05-2009, 10:35 AM
#1
Giant Nontypical
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Location: Minnesota
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Please dont turn this into mines better then yours argument
Looking at another Camera, I have the Moultrie D40 now, and like the cam ,but the trigger speed is slow.
Moultrie 5.0 Outfitters Sale price $119
Moultrie Gamespy 4.0 Sale Price $79
Wildview Extreme 5.0 $120
Stealth Cam I590 sale Price $90
Stealth Cam Sniper Pro Sale Price $130
Stealth Cam Rogue IR Sale Price $100
Cuddeback Capture 3.0 $200
If there are others that I should look at, let me know.
Please post any pics that you have from YOUR cam, and list what camera it is from.
One of the most importent things is trigger speed.
Moultrie 5.0 Outfitters Sale price $119
Moultrie Gamespy 4.0 Sale Price $79
Wildview Extreme 5.0 $120
Stealth Cam I590 sale Price $90
Stealth Cam Sniper Pro Sale Price $130
Stealth Cam Rogue IR Sale Price $100
Cuddeback Capture 3.0 $200
If there are others that I should look at, let me know.
Please post any pics that you have from YOUR cam, and list what camera it is from.
One of the most importent things is trigger speed.
12-05-2009, 10:47 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Indiana
Posts: 3,372
This is my honest opinion. If you say trigger speed is an issue for you, then all the cameras you listed are still going to have that issue with the exception of the Cuddeback. I do not own any Cudde's but I know they are one of the fastest triggering cameras out there. Sometimes you can overcome slow trigger speed by pointing the camera up or down the trail or by using some sort of attractant in front of the camera that makes the animal linger. If you do decide on the Cuddeback Capture, stay away from the IR. Most of the night-time pics I have seen from it are not very good. Hope this helps.
Blessings.....Pastorjim
Blessings.....Pastorjim
12-06-2009, 12:53 AM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Indiana
Posts: 3,372
I have two Moultrie I-40s, one Steathcam I-590, and a Reconyx 55. I am also working on building a homebrew from a Sony S600. Below I will post both day and night pictures from all.
Moultrie I-40. The best thing about this camera is the battery life and quality of daytime pics. I just brought the camera in yesterday after it had been out for six months on the same set of batteries. They still were at 44%.
Daytime pic.
Night-time I-40
Stealthcam I590. The best thing about this camera is the quality of both day and night photos because it is a white-flash camera. IMO it is a good value for the money, about $97.00. Slow trigger speed though.
Reconyx RC55. The best thing about this camera is by far, the trigger speed. It takes photos so fast, that when you are scrolling through them on the computer, it almost looks like video. I know that it never misses anything. The downsides would be the price, about $550.00 and I think for that kind of money, the night-time photos could be better.
Reconyx pics.
Night-time Reconyx
Hope this helps with your decision.
Blessings.....Pastorjim
Moultrie I-40. The best thing about this camera is the battery life and quality of daytime pics. I just brought the camera in yesterday after it had been out for six months on the same set of batteries. They still were at 44%.
Daytime pic.
Night-time I-40
Stealthcam I590. The best thing about this camera is the quality of both day and night photos because it is a white-flash camera. IMO it is a good value for the money, about $97.00. Slow trigger speed though.
Reconyx RC55. The best thing about this camera is by far, the trigger speed. It takes photos so fast, that when you are scrolling through them on the computer, it almost looks like video. I know that it never misses anything. The downsides would be the price, about $550.00 and I think for that kind of money, the night-time photos could be better.
Reconyx pics.
Night-time Reconyx
Hope this helps with your decision.
Blessings.....Pastorjim
