- Sat Aug 20, 2016 6:24 pm
#346394
I will be analyzing the photo quality later.
I just got a recruit and have not pulled a card off it yet.
But, there are a few things I noticed off the bat that I thought were nice.
Particularly in the anti theft area.
1, If you don't leave the remote it, a thief cant change any settings in the camera. This is helpful due to #2.
2, You have the option of displaying your serial number. Only an idiot would post pictures from a stolen camera on the internet when the serial number was displayed. And since he does not have the remote, he can not change the settings.
3, Password protection.
Of course none of this prevents someone from actually stealing the camera in the first place, but if all manufacturers did this, it would send a message that trail cameras are not worth stealing in the first place.
I like it. I think its a good set of ideas.
Hopefully the camera photos live up to the advertising.
I just got a recruit and have not pulled a card off it yet.
But, there are a few things I noticed off the bat that I thought were nice.
Particularly in the anti theft area.
1, If you don't leave the remote it, a thief cant change any settings in the camera. This is helpful due to #2.
2, You have the option of displaying your serial number. Only an idiot would post pictures from a stolen camera on the internet when the serial number was displayed. And since he does not have the remote, he can not change the settings.
3, Password protection.
Of course none of this prevents someone from actually stealing the camera in the first place, but if all manufacturers did this, it would send a message that trail cameras are not worth stealing in the first place.
I like it. I think its a good set of ideas.
Hopefully the camera photos live up to the advertising.