The video quality of these Browning cams is impressive!
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The video quality of these Browning cams is impressive!
BSK
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And now you know why I swear by them! Best video on the market.
Wow! Is this a cellular version or no? Seems like this file size might be tough over cell. Image quality is incredible
Its not a cellular cam. It is a browning spec ops 5hd
BSK
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Just picked up two more HP4s.
Makes sense. Quality looks like a movie scene. Even the night time stuff is impressive. Do they make a cell version of this? Anyone know? I'd be curious what their app and plans are like if so. My spot is very deep and thick. I couldn't go back to non cell
Did everyone notice the third buck in the video?
BSK
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You would never be able to download that by cell signal (unless you had great service in the area). A 10 second video is 50 MB.
JCDEERMAN
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They are super nice, no doubt. I have 12 set on video now and 9 on photo. The 9 on photo only do photo or else they'd be on video. Curious to know though, why 20 second video? Big enough cards I guess? I only have 32's and can get just over 500 videos. Glad I checked one today because the wind set off over 400 videos in a week. Can't have that last week of Oct going into Nov!!! May need to upgrade to 64 cards
Super video quality
BSK
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I've upgraded to 128Gb cards with 120m/s transfer rates.
If the Brownings have one major weakness, it's their propensity to being triggered by wind and bright sunshine. Bright sunshine in a spot in front of the camera, coupled with a breeze that makes trees, branches and leaves move around, can cause a lot of false triggers. In addition, placing a camera on a small diameter tree that can sway in the wind will cause lots of false triggers. The few times I've filled a card, it was because of sunny, windy days. This is especially true back in the woods. If the sun is coming through the leaves and hitting a spot in front of the camera, and wind then causes that hot spot on the ground to move around, false-trigger city.
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TheLBLman
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I run mostly 64gb cards with 100 to 140 transfer rates in my Ridgetecs & Brownings for still pics. You will get longer battery life with the higher transfer rates.
On the Brownings I have set for video, using 128gb with 120 transfer rate.
For my purposes, video is more for entertainment than being better than higher resolution still images with only a short (or no) delay between triggering events.
Regardless, believe the higher capacity cards with higher transfer rates pay for themselves due to longer battery life, fewer missed pics, and even fewer trips to exchange cards. The 64 to 128gb don't really cost much more now than the 32gb.
On the Brownings I have set for video, using 128gb with 120 transfer rate.
For my purposes, video is more for entertainment than being better than higher resolution still images with only a short (or no) delay between triggering events.
Regardless, believe the higher capacity cards with higher transfer rates pay for themselves due to longer battery life, fewer missed pics, and even fewer trips to exchange cards. The 64 to 128gb don't really cost much more now than the 32gb.
BSK
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Another one that kills me is when I have a camera pointed at a scrape, but I have the camera mounted head-high pointing down. Sunlight on the leaves of the overhanging limb, when they sway in the breeze, produce a TON of false triggers.
JCDEERMAN
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Yep - this one in particular is on a field edge with an over-hanging branch at a scrape. The over-hanging branch was just sitting there blowing in the wind. Like 350 of the videos was the branch.
Mine are 120 m/s. I JUST got these 32's thinking I was high class LOL. I knew I needed to go to at least 64's.
I use 128 mb cards in these cameras
