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National Geographic photographer Michael Nichols uses these remote-camera systems to obtain remarkable images.
Digital Motion Detection Camera
Buy the Camera and SD Card for just $75.95
National Geographic photographer Michael Nichols uses highly specialized remote-camera systems like this to obtain remarkable images of never-before-seen wildlife behavior.
Triggered by heat and movement, these simplified all-weather cameras take multiple images to capture backyard wildlife action.
These cameras will run for 21 days of continuous operation on one set of batteries.
- Uses four C batteries (not included); external power jack accepts optional 12V battery kit (not included)
- Approximately 5 3/4''W x 7 1/2''H x 2 1/2''D
- 60-degree wide-angle lens
- Two test modes
- AVI video capability
- Camera will run for 21 days of 24-hour operation on one set of batteries.
- Picture is activated by PIR (Passive Infrared) Sensor technology
- Camera can start snapping photos from the moment motion or heat is detected, day or night.
- Viewing Range: 5 feet to Infinity
- Detection Length: up to 30 feet
- Flash Range: up to 30 feet
- Built-in memory: 8 MB
- 512 MB SD Card (not included) for extended memory
- Operating environment: 14–104 degree Fahrenheit, 20–85% relative humidity
- Download images to PC via software and USB cord (included)
- Compatible with Windows 98/2000/ME/XP
- Windows 98 users must install the included camera driver prior to connecting the USB cable.
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