My first soak

[seth30]

Heres some pics from my first soak with my new trail camera.  I got 190 photos in a week, but has the camera facing the wrong direction and most were pure white photos.  Here are the ones that were decent. 

[seth30]

The first two picks are of me testing the camera out. 

[seth30]

I am new to trail cameras, what do you use as an average shutter speed?  I set mine at 1 minute, but not sure if this is a good setting.

[carpsniperg2]

is that a yeti

[seth30]

haha, I am not that ugly. 

[carpsniperg2]

  just playin not hairy enough

[seth30]

you havent seen my man sweater    The women just love it! 

[seth30]

274 views and not a helping hand on shudder speed

[rb2506]

i set mine for 30sec

[seth30]

thanks does the flash work against you in the daylight at all?  My flash seemed to white out some photos.

[rb2506]

i have a cuddyback ir, my problem is sometimes i don't get color pics in the daytime

[seth30]

Mine is the Moultrie 5.0, seems nice enough just got to play with a little more.

[predatorpro]

slow shutter speeds will probably make your pictures brighter, a faster shutter speed will be alot better for moving shots and during the day, is there any way you can set your flash to auto?

[luvtohnt]

If you set it at one minute I would imagine you are talking about delay between pictures. Shutter speed is usually measured in a 1/xxxx configuration. I set my delay at one minute, but I also have salt at my camera locations so I end up with 700 pictures over a 2 week period. If you don't have any bait set it to 30 seconds if it will allow. That way you can get multiple pictures of anything that is walking by.

Brandon

[seth30]

Thanks, next time I will use a salt lick or dog food.  The pears lasted a few hours.