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OK, but a little slow
I actually bought this at another store for a very low clearance price. I've used it in the backyard to see what's running around back there. It's been reliable for about a month. I leave it out for a few days and bring it in to see what's going on. I have a 512MB card in it, so it will take about 100 images.
This camera is horrible and customer service stinks
I purchased two of these cameras for wildlife surveys and they both worked for about 1 week then one of them started to only take black images both day and night. So I sent it in for repair and they charged me 10$ to send it in even though it was under warranty then I got it back and it worked for a few weeks and it messed up again and I sent it in again and another 10$ and then it broke again so I gave up on this camera. The other system worked for about 1 month got some good images on it then ...
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This Product Doesn't Deliver
I have used the Bushnell Trail Scout Pro 2.1 MP for a little over two weeks now and it has been a disappointment. The unit has not produced a single in-focus picture in any of its operational modes. Although not described in the instruction manual, the device appears to use an infra red focusing light and receiver. The 'focusing' time interval is several seconds long before the camera snaps a picture which may suggest that the source/receiver aren't well matched or are underpowered. It may ...
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