Quick trail cam question for anyone who knows?
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Some cameras have a day/night options where you can choose if you want it active during the day, night, or both.
Also, most IR flashes are a small red glow. Not necessarily a "flash". But an still be seen if one is looking right at it.
The new blackout models have absolutely no flash.
Also, most IR flashes are a small red glow. Not necessarily a "flash". But an still be seen if one is looking right at it.
The new blackout models have absolutely no flash.
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Spike
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Missouri
I agree...it depends on the model. Most of them give you an option on taking day or night photos. If you turn off the IR you won't be able to take photos at night. A little advise, if you are not wanting night photos, on most cameras if you change the mode to "video" it will only video during the day time and will take no night photos/videos. Again, this varies by model.



