Cuddeback Attack IR 5MP Game Camera

Product Description

Cuddeback Attack Ir 5mp Game Camera , Swift Hitch Sh02 Portable Wireless Camera System , Eotech Xps2 0 Holographic Weap Sight , Bushnell Legend 1200 Arc Bow , Nik Prostaff 3 X 40 Black Matte Riflescope , Deals Can 10x30 Image Stabilizati Binoculars Wcase, Nik 8220 Trailblazer 8 X 42mm All Terrain Binoculars , Bushnell 8 X 42 Natu Plus Binocular , Barska Deep Sea Binocular Choose Size , Moultrie Game Spy M80x 5mp Mini Game Camera , The product of more than three years of design and development, the Cuddeback Attack IR 5-megapixel game camera produces images like you've never seen before. Before the Attack IR, infrared cameras were not only black and white, but also low resolution and improperly exposed. If you wanted to use an infrared camera to avoid "flashing" deer, you had to accept a washed-out, compromised image. The Attack IR, by contrast, takes stunningly clear 5-megapixel game images both day and night. With a variety of high-performance features--including 36 high-power IR LEDs that provide a true 60-foot flash range--the Cuddeback Attack IR is the pinnacle of game cameras.

The Attack IR's Centered Subject Technology quickly centers your game within the frame. Sharp, Centered Images The Attack IR boasts an ultra-fast trigger speed that's quick enough to catch a deer running at 20 feet per second. As a result, you'll have a far better chance of capturing an image of a speeding deer or bear--the reason you're using a scouting camera in the first place. The camera also includes Cuddeback's exclusive Centered Subject Technology, which not only detects the animal but quickly centers it within the frame. No more snapping a photo of a large buck only to see his head or antlers cropped out of the frame. And the Attack IR is dead on when it comes to color. The camera employs Cuddeback's exclusive SmartColor Image Technology to make the blue sky bluer, the orange sunset more vibrant, and the green foliage more vivid. Add in the company's Adaptive IR Image Enhancement Technology--which ensures that IR images are correctly exposed (no more washed-out detail from close in)--and you'll enjoy vivid, extra-sharp images every time.

The Attack IR takes both video and still images at the same time, so you don't have to give up your still when you take video. The camera captures 30-second video clips at a premium-quality 24 frames per second both day and night. The camera also mounts conveniently to a variety of surfaces, with a Genius Mount System that screws or straps to trees, poles, and other objects. Simply attach the mounting bracket to your surface and slide the Attack inside. Additional brackets are available, so you can affix them to a tree and leave them there for future use. Other fundamentals include 60 MB of internal memory; an SD card slot; and an extra-long battery life (up to one year on a single set of four D-cell batteries.

Extras The Attack IR far surpasses most other infrared game cameras thanks to such features as Guard Duty Time Lapse Mode, precise moon and sun information, and a handy Test Mode. In Guard Duty mode, the Attack IR will automatically take five images per minute during daylight hours. No animal is required to trigger an image, so you can monitor a food plot, stand site, or field all day, every day. The Guard Duty feature gives you an entire day's worth of high-resolution 1.3-megapixel images that you can view in rapid fashion with Fast Watch, a feature of Cuddeback's Trophy Room image management software (free download). It takes just 10 minutes to watch 12 hours worth of images.

The camera attaches easily to trees and other objects. The Attack IR also provides in-depth moon and sun data. Whereas some scouting cameras print a generic moon phase icon on the image itself, Cuddeback goes above and beyond by displaying detailed moon and sun information for the exact time the image was taken. Using the Trophy Room software, you can learn the exact moon phase, the moonrise/set time, the sunrise/set time, the moon/sun position in the sky, and deer movement prediction times. With Trophy Room, you can generate reports that analyze all your images to reveal how the moon influences deer movement.

Finally, you can make sure your Attack IR is properly aimed with the Test Mode, which lets you walk in front of the camera and test the camera's aim. With the rotary knob on Test Mode, the camera test light will blink when you're sensed, identifying the moment the camera would take an image.

Specifications

• Ultra Hair Trigger Speed: 1/4 second
• Full-season battery life: 50,000 images
• Flash system: 36 high-power LEDs with adaptive IR
• Flash range: 60 feet
• Megapixels: 5
• Centered Subject Technology: Yes
• SmartColor Image Technology: Yes (day only)
• Video Plus: Day/night
• Guard Duty Time Lapse Mode: Yes (day only)
• Tree attachment: Genius Mount System
• No-card mode: Yes
• USB port download: Yes
• Internal memory: 60 MB
• Delay settings: 15 seconds to 30 minutes
• Batteries: 4 D-cell
• SD card: 1 GB to 32 GB

About Cuddeback In 1984, Mark Cuddeback began building a device that would allow him to become a better hunter. He wanted to photograph and record the date and time of deer activity as a means of scouting. Within four years, Mark had developed one of the first scouting cameras, which he began marketing in 1989 under the Non Typical Engineering name. In the ensuing years, the Cuddeback name has become synonymous with state-of-the-art digital scouting cameras.
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This review is from: Cuddeback Attack IR 5MP Game Camera (Sports)
I researched all of the game camera's you see on the hunting channel commercials and decided on the attack ir. 1st only use alkaline batteries or it will be dead in no time. The 2nd problem was upon getting my first batch of pictures on my computer I noticed that all of the night pictures and videos were black. Upon reading many reviews on the cuddy website I discovered this is a known problem and Cuddy will fix the problem if returned to them. They assured me they know what and how to fix the problem and I should have my camera back in a few weeks. Needless to say the product was marketed very well and looks good but this night picture error would have kept me from buying it if I had known about it. I can only hope when I get it back it operates properly. Time is too valuable these days and when you are spending over $200 for "the best" it should live up to what they market. I will repost once I get the "repaired" camera.