Motion sensor triggers for camera to capture wildlife
Dec 22, 2017 21:25:01 #
JPL wrote:
Thanks for this info. This is kind of what I am looking for.
I know where the wildlife I want to capture is travelling through my backyard so I think it will at least be easy to get them in the picture but surely it will be a work of trial and error until I get something useful from this.
And your pics are great
I know where the wildlife I want to capture is travelling through my backyard so I think it will at least be easy to get them in the picture but surely it will be a work of trial and error until I get something useful from this.
And your pics are great
If you decide to acquire any of the mentioned equipment, and would like any tips for capturing wildlife, don't hesitate to send me a PM. I also have a blog on my web site as well as some articles I have posted here for possible setups with triggering devices.
Best of luck and thanks for the comment on my work.
www.naturescamera.com
Dec 23, 2017 20:34:04 #
Search for Triggertrap, Now out of production but you may still find one, connect to camera and it will take
images triggered by cutting a laser beam, infra red,by sound activation, light or setup for timelapse.
also has a free smart phone app with various camera connections.
images triggered by cutting a laser beam, infra red,by sound activation, light or setup for timelapse.
also has a free smart phone app with various camera connections.
Dec 24, 2017 09:55:11 #
I use a RangeIR from Cognisys, very reasonably priced, with 4 flashes connected through use of Phottix radio transmitter,(connected to RangeIR) and a Phottix receiver on each flash. (also very reasonable). For info on the HOW TO, I suggest looking up Joe MacDonalds web site. http://hoothollow.com/index.html Here is an example of one of my captures:
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