Cuddeback® Attack IR 5.0 Megapixel Infrared Game Scouting Camera
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- Uses 36 high-power, no-spook infrared LEDs to take correctly exposed images
- 5.0 MP images day or night
- 30-second videos
- Centered Subject Technology™
- Faster trigger speed (1/4 second)
- 60' range
- Super Simple Set-Up™
- Eight delay options (from 15 seconds to 30 minutes)
- Guard Duty time lapse mode
- No Card Mode in case you forget to install an SD card
- Takes up to 50,000 images on one set of four D batteries
The Cuddeback® Attack IR 5.0 Megapixel Infrared Game Scouting Camera uses 36 high-power, no-spook infrared LEDs to take correctly exposed images in stunning clarity—you’ve never seen IR cam pics that look this good! Captures 5.0 MP images day and night and 30-second videos, too. Centered Subject Technology™ and faster trigger speed (1/4 second) ensure you get more centered images! 60' range, Super Simple Set-Up™, eight delay options (from 15 seconds to 30 minutes), Guard Duty time lapse mode, and No Card Mode in case you forget to install an SD card (up to 32 GB, not included). Takes up to 50,000 images on one set of four D batteries (not included).
Manufacturer model #: 1156.
Cuddeback® Genius Tilt & Lock Game Camera Kit for Attack Game Scouting Cameras sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-404-671-00
Cuddeback® Genius Pole Mount System for Attack Game Scouting Cameras sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-404-670-00
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Rated 5 out of 5 by VideoIt Best Camera out there.
I have 6 of these and they all work great. They work every time no matter where I put them. The centered subject technology means the camera takes the picture when the animal is in the center of the field of view so point it exactly at the area where you want the picture. The super fast trigger speed captures everything in the center of the picture. I even have birds fling by! They use D cell batteries and they easily last all season unless you are videoing. Super easy to set up with a simple dial switch. You get what you pay for and these are the best. I did find that using cheap SD cards caused problems. These are quality cameras so buy quality class 10 SD cards from San Disc and you'll never have an issue.
March 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1754fisher Great Camera
I have had the Attack IR for about a year and a half. I have had 0 problems. Don't understand the bad reviews. This season I put it out Feb. 23 and didn't take it home until Dec. 20. One set of batteries. The battery level on the camera showed 27 percent. For 1 week I had it on Guard Duty. It took 36,319 pictures and still had 78 percent battery after a week. That was in may. Took great pictures including a huge 14 pointer that I had never seen and still haven't. All the pictures were crystal clear and you could make out deer on another trail 115 yards away. I love it. I also have a Capture IR. Zero problems with it also. Had it about 2 1/2 years.
January 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TurkeyGobbler4 The Great Cuddeback
I purchased the Cuddeback Trail Camera and it is by far the best trail camera out there. The trigger speed is very fast(1/4 second trigger speed). I have two other trail cameras and Cuddeback puts them in the dust. Its night photos are very clear with infrared. The quality of the photos is impeckable. It is very easy to use. The camera does not miss moving deer. I even get clear photos of birds flying past the camera. I would highly recomend this camera.
January 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by rackjudge Waste of time and money
I have purchased 9 cuddeback cameras, all the way back to the original cuddeback 1.3. not a one of these cameras have worked over 2 seasons. everyone has been sent in for repair 1-3 times. always after the warranty runs out they recommend to up grade which i did thinking that the expense of this camera they would eventually get it right, that never happened. my last upgrade was for 2 of the Attack IR cameras, neither one worked right out of the box, would not trigger. sent them back, it tok 5-6 weeks for them to return. one took pictures of nothing every 15 seconds until batteries ran down (approx. 1500 pics). the other camera worked about 2 months then quit taking night pictures. i do not leave my cameras out year round so when i call for repairs again cuddeback informed me my warranty has expired and my only options were to pay for repairs or pay for another upgrade. which there was nothing to upgrade to except another Attack IR. I did my best to be a cuddeback customer, i will never purchase another cuddeback product and will not recommend there camera to anyone ever. very expensive and never could enjoy the cameras because they never worked correctly.
January 9, 2013
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The IR cameras do night time video and the flash cameras do not.
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Yes, but the range of view that they claim is no where close to what they claim and the picture quality is poor about equivalent to someone holding a flash light and seeing animals walk past the light.A:
did not work long enough to tryA:
This cam doesn't take video at night. I have one don't waste your money on it . It doesn't do all they say it will do.It's a piece of junk.A:
yes, the IR version doesA:
The flash was a little too powerful. But after I installed the new firmware and I was then able to set the flash power and now the night images are great.A:
Yes, but only 30 seconds.A:
I had 4 of these cameras. And I used the video settings a few times just trying to get the cameras to actually work. It took video at night alright! In one night it completely filled up an 8 GB SD card full of BLACK...couldn't make out a single thing...Answers
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I know guys who have used them below zero and they work fine. The only issue is that cold temperatures really zap the batteries.A:
Working??? That is a loose term when referring to a Cuddeback camera. In my experience the camera didn't work below 20 degrees but my camera has been sent back for repairs 3 times in a year and stop working on 70 degree days, so not sure if temperature is a factor or not.A:
I haven't used it in the cold yet, but it has taken good pictures during some extreme heat. It took great pictures of deer on July 3, 2011 and the temperature was 109 degrees with a heat index of 115 degrees.A:
-5 to 120 according to the company. PIR tends to stop working below 30 degrees.1 of 1
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