BushnellNatureView 8mp HD Camera
R3,999
About
The NatureView Cam HD Max Trail Camera from Bushnell is a trail / wildlife camera with an 8MP CMOS image sensor. Capture images and video from a remote location, rather than while physically holding the camera, in order to get close-up footage of animals. The Cam HD is equipped with a B&W text LCD monitor. Two close focus lenses, offering minimum focus distances of 9.8″ and 18.1″, enable you to capture clear depth of field in your images–even when wildlife gets really close. The camera contains an Auto PIR (passive infrared) sensor that’s motion-activated to a distance of 60′ (18.3 m). Thanks to its Hyper NightVision technology, the camera’s flash, composed of 32 no-glow LEDs, also has an effective range of 60′ (18.3 m).Capture still images and 60 sec clips of Full HD 1080p video with sound. You can even set the camera to shoot both at the same time–in full resolution–in Hybrid Capture Mode. Day, Night and 24HR exposure modes optimize camera settings for the best photo and video capture based on the time of day. Field Scan 2x time-lapse technology automatically captures images at preset intervals of your choice, for stitching together into videos. The Moon Phase stamp feature links the current date to the phase of the moon on that date and imprints an icon on your photo. The GPS Geotag lets you automatically embed coordinates to make game tracking and camera placement simpler. Additionally, the NatureView Cam HD is configured with a USB port and includes a USB cable for connection to a computer.
Product Features
- 8MP Resolution
- PIR Motion Sensor
- LCD
- Lenses
- No-Glow Black LEDs
- Multi Flash Mode
- Full HD Movie Recording
- Hybrid Capture Mode
- Field Scan 2x Time Lapse Technology
- Freeze Frame Shutter
- Date and Temperature Stamp
- Moon Phase Stamp
- GPS Geotagging
- Wide-Screen Format
- Connectivity
Product Specifications
- 8MP CMOS Sensor, Auto PIR Motion Sensor
- B&W Text LCD Monitor
- Close Focus Lenses
- 32-LED Hyper Night Vision Flash
- Warranty: 1 year
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