Is the live feed camera good enough to see if my dogs have a rattle snake cornered on 1 acre propriety? If not any suggestions?
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The camera that comes with the 282 is not a live feed camera. It is just a small digital cam coffee.
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I don't have a live feed on my copter but if you have and you fly over your dogs on an acre, you WILL be able to see. The cameras these days can spot that easily!CJ
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The camera is not a live feed. You have to download it after flying in which case you'll need a different quad flyer.
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Haven't figured it out yet, I want one with live feed , around $250 more. If n e 1 no's how 2 work th camera let me no
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I can second TinyCam Monitor Pro. There is even a TinyCam Monitor Free if you don't want to pay. I use this to watch 3 cameras whenever my home security system goes off. Love it!
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There is almost no reason this monitor wouldn't be able to handle a feed from a camera. Check the cameras output settings and make sure the monitor is on the right input. Good luck!
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No. Overall this camera is better than most available baby monitors, but depending on your needs it might be worth looking into security type camera systems as well
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Being a driveway camera, that was not a concern for me. I think I have heard a very soft click when handling the camera, but not likely to attract human attention. I have another game cam set up in a forested area (Bushnell). I also do not hear it click when I walk by but the animals seem to detect something. I even have a pic of a moose looking at it curiously. I have lots of game pics and none seem disturbed by its presence.
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I would have to agree with the other coments. This is more of a monitorng/security camera. I would not use this camera in a business enviroment.
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Hey eyeball, I need the same thing basically. My Question is this: I would like to use this camera as an HD feed for a monitor. Can I leave it in record mode (without recording) and get a feed without it shutting off? Did it end up working okay for you??? If not what did you get?
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I have had these for years and to be honest they are bottom of the line cameras. I'd suggest going to E-Bay and just put security cams in for a search and see if you cant find some better camera's for the same money. Walmart sells a 4 pack with a digital recorder that works on motion and I think it is made by Swann which I feel is a step up form the Astak cameras. But look around on the net, read the reviews and go form there. Arkansawhillbilly2002 in yahoooey!
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Sorry man, your thinking of live video feeds, this camera is not able to do that. I wish it did but all it does is capture and do playbacks.
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If you can find a location that is sheltered and doesn't have large temperature swings throughout the year you would probably be okay. I have 3 of these cameras on my front and back (covered) porches and they have held up great. If you are looking for something you can mount on the side of your house you will want to look elsewhere.
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Maybe for short distances - like 5-15 feet I would think. It has an IR light that's not that bright further out. Snakes are awfully small though...
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Dear Sir, really I didn't check it enough yet, but any way the non professional cam is little good indoor. Have a nice photos
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I only use it for data transfer from my t3i to my phone. I dont think you can monitor a live feed.
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I would seriously think about getting a focsam IP cameras, I disconnected this camera a week after I installed it. Not that it is a bod product it is a very well made product it is just a bit behind the times
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You can turn the camera's wifi on and it will act like a hotspot so you can connect with your phone and see a live feed. However, you will need to be in range of the camera's wifi, not sure how far that is, but I'm sure it isn't too much.
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i use this camera on my 8 cam defender security system.these cameras give a much better picture and clearer at night. i have 4 of them right now. thanks
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As JWB mentioned, had good luck with the Moultrie 880, too! Nevertheless, I do own one of the Bone collector versions. It works well. ** However, if you purchase one of the bushnell bone collector cams, make sure you test it upon its delivery (or within the return window) for the dreaded 'auto-trigger' some of these tend to have. Basically, once the PIR senses motion, the camera will take pictures until either the batteries run out or you turn it off. I had this problem with the bone collector last winter (for xmas), and returned it through Amazon without any trouble and the second one works perfectly. There are many settings for picture quality and the photos are good and with a set of lithium batts (highly recommended) this thing should last a long time (up to a year I have had one of my bushnell cams go, but much depends on camera settings and frequency of photos, etc).** I have an older cudde too. Personally, I have been drawn to the bushnell's, but cudde makes good cameras too. Bushnell = good cameras for me, cost effective, slightly slower trigger speed, but super great battery life, good photos, but if target is moving rapidly the photos can be a bit less refined. Cudde = trusted brand, known for a fast trigger, and reasonable cost. I haven't had the best cudde pics, but it was an older camera. If it were me, it would come down to $ and battery life depending on what you need it for as many cameras are good now - even the moultrie880 (had pretty good luck with that camera too!). Good luck.