RECONYX™ HyperFire™ Semi-Covert IR 3.1 Megapixel Digital Scouting Camera
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- Full-rich-color 1080P high-definition video and photos
- Speeds as high as two frames per second
- Trigger speed: 1/5 second
- Image data: time, date, temperature, and moon phase
- Lo-Glow™ Semi-Covert Infrared Emitters
- IR flash range: up to 50'
- Ultra-compact 4.5" x 5.5" case
- SD card slot
- Uses 6 or 12 AA batteries for up to one year continuous use or up to 40,000 photos
Why settle for grainy images and unwanted time lapses, when you can enjoy lush, full-rich-color 1080P high-definition video and photos at speeds as high as two frames per second? And that’s just daytime; with trigger speeds to 1/5 second and Lo-Glow™ Semi-Covert Infrared Emitters that provide a nighttime flash range of up to 50 feet so your infrared images always come out sharp and clear. Ultra-compact 4.5" x 5.5" case; SD card slot (card not included). Uses 6 or 12 AA batteries (not included) for up to one year continuous use or up to 40,000 photos.
''You can count on RECONYX Scouting Cameras to be on the cutting edge of technology and performance!''
Mark and Terry Drury
Co-Founders, Drury Outdoors
Manufacturer model #: HC500.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 15
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MarionBassMaster Best Trail Camera Available
Very sensitive. Great Picture quality. Megapixels aren't too high so you get more out of your memory card which is nice for long time periods between checking. Takes pictures so quickly that it looks like a movie sequence when you view them. The infrared is great and you can barely see the flash with this model. I wouldn't spend the extra hundred for the 600 just to have zero visible flash this model you have to be trying to see it flash.
October 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by craSSh Best camera on the market
I own many trailcams and even a homebrew This is my second Reconyx. Yes they cost more, but for a reason. They are simply the best. I highly recommend the Reconyx line.
October 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JCON52 You get what you pay for.
Simply the best game camera out there. After becoming frustrated with cameras that break down or are so slow on the trigger that all you see are deer butts, I spent the money on a Reconxy. After using the first one for awhile, I now own 2 more. Pricey for sure but the quality makes up for the cost. One caveat, the original still works like it just came out of the box, bit it is only a year old. By now of the 4 other cameras I used to use, 2 are worthless and 2 are balky. I'll always use Reconxy.
September 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jumpinminnow Excellent game camera
I don't normally do reviews but can't help it this time. I for one understand that all products are made by someone and there's always the chance that somewhere during the manufacturing process something could have gone wrong. That being said I've tried numerous brands of game cameras. Some higher end than others and the end results have all been the same. The highest end camera that I've bought did work very well for a couple years and then the same thing happened as with all the others. It seems as though the trigger is the first to go. With the Reconyx there has been nothing that hasn't worked flawlessly. The trigger speed is faster and the camera refreshes faster than anything I've had in the past. It actually took two pictures of an owl flying past before it got out of the zone. To those that have had less than perfect results I would say, make sure of your set up. That can affect your cameras performance as much as a bad camera can.
August 22, 2012
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If i dont wanna take off this camera from a tree can i attach to it my digital camera with LCD screen and see pictures right away? Its sort of not good if i wanna see pictures i have to take it off bring it home and upload pictures into my computer or have to bring a laptop into the bush.Thanks for answer
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All you need to do is switch out the SD card and you can view the picture over a camera, lap top or any other device. You do not have to take the camera off the tree.
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Buy and extra SD card and just change out the SD card and leave the camera in place.1 of 1
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