Absolute Best Cam Under 200
#2
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 5
Best of coarse is a relative term. For me picture quality, and trigger speed are the factors that I look for. Both hard to find in a camera under $200. My choice would be homebrew. One second trigger, and the best picture quality you can find. I am also fond of the AA battery use. C's and D's get real expensive.
#4
I would say the best cameras for under 200 would have to be the Bushnell trophy cam it has a 1.02 sec. trigger speed, 45 ft. flash range, wide detection zone, 45ft.detection range, 7-11 sec. recovery time and batteries last 4-6 months.
Another good one would be Scoutgaurd SG550 it has a 1.5 sec. trigger speed, 40ft. flash range, wide detection zone, 50 ft. detection range 6-10 sec. recovery time and batteries last 3-5 months.
Now also the Cudde capture IR is not bad, it has a .4 sec. trigger speed, 35 ft. flash range, it has the narrow detection zone (but most of the animals will be centered in the pics, but normally its only one pic. unless on a feeder or scrape). 50 ft. detection range, 30 sec. recovery time and batteries last around one month.
All these cameras can be found on the internet for under $200.
Another good one would be Scoutgaurd SG550 it has a 1.5 sec. trigger speed, 40ft. flash range, wide detection zone, 50 ft. detection range 6-10 sec. recovery time and batteries last 3-5 months.
Now also the Cudde capture IR is not bad, it has a .4 sec. trigger speed, 35 ft. flash range, it has the narrow detection zone (but most of the animals will be centered in the pics, but normally its only one pic. unless on a feeder or scrape). 50 ft. detection range, 30 sec. recovery time and batteries last around one month.
All these cameras can be found on the internet for under $200.
Last edited by buldog762000; 02-03-2010 at 02:06 PM.
#5
Now also the Cudde capture IR is not bad, it has a .4 sec. trigger speed, 35 ft. flash range, it has the narrow detection zone (but most of the animals will be centered in the pics, but normally its only one pic. unless on a feeder or scrape). 50 ft. detection range, 30 sec. recovery time and batteries last around one month.
I wouldn't recommend that cam anyway. The IR pics are horrible.
#7
#9
I wouldn't recommend buying a gamecam off eBay unless you are after a used one.