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Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: Ridgerunner on June 22, 2009, 08:56:45 PM
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Ok, I'm going to get a couple of cameras. I have a question on the memory. Card, do they use the same as a digital camera? What sort of memory card should I have if I plan to leave the camera out in for a month or more? Any suggestions on cameras to look at? I was thinking about the cuddleback capture, I want something easy to operate and relatively compact size wise.
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From my minimal experience most trail cams take a sd memory card. My camera is only 2.1 Megapixels so I can fit oveer 1,000 pics on a 2 gig memory card. So a 2 gig may work unless the cuddieback has like 10 megapixels or something. :twocents: I have left my camera out for 5 weeks once and the battery died after taking 736 pictures. So as long as the battery can hold up the 2 gig card should be enough.
Brandon
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They use the same card...buy a couple so you can just trade cards. no expert here for sure.
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I am no expert for sure. But the D40s I use take a standard SD card and for 50 bucks apiece they work great. (now 79 bucks at Cabelas I think) SD cards make it great for checking cards with camara in the field. Not sure what size card you would want for that long in the field. Hope I was of some help. Be careful you will become addicted.Mark
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All SD that I know of
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My Cuddebacks use a Compact Flash card NOT an SD Card. Check with the manufacture before you purchase your cards. I don't know what card the capture uses? A 2 gig card would be plenty. Again,check with the manufacture on how many gig card can be used with the Trail Cam!!!
