How do you reprogram it to not take pictures of the slightest bit of movement I lost the directions
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Mine got water intrusion and wildgame wouldn't help me. I had it only one season. Plus, the flash was sooo blinding I never really had a picture on it. I personally won't buy there brand again.
1750553
I lowered the sensitivity to Low and that helped limit the number or blank photos. Also, avoid leaves that may reflect sunlight or that get hot in the sun as this will mimic an animals body heat. My Primos does the same thing. It has to be pretty sensitive to have such a quick trigger.
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Yes, movement is the basis for it taking a photo. The motion detector is not as sensitive as i would like as in my experiments, it missed some pics
833287
Yes it does. I remember having a heck of a time turning it off. I forget where but you have to go setup. I am not with the camera but it was really not hard.
1041950
Yes, simply hold down the button on the controller for about 1-2 seconds and let go, but with mine I've notice that it doesn't stay locked for long especially with long exposer time lapse photos, for example: 30 second exposer over a period of an hour, it only took about 3-4 photos every time, I eventually had to babysit the shutter release and my camera to make sure it was actually taking the photos... It could be just mine that's defective... Still works great though!
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go to autoseq setup, press enter, dependson how many cameras u got . i turned the ch 1-4 to off, then ch 1 ch2 ch 3 ch4 u use the up and down and the left and right buttons on remote put how many seconds u want the cameras to stay on each one I say bout 10 to 20 seconds if u don't have all the cameras to sequence thru just turn them to off in autoseq time setup screen then exit out by hitting the menu button and when u see ur cameras on the tv screen on ur remote hit auto then it starts flipping thru all camers and u can go back and change the second u want them on individually one camera on 10 seconds and one on 20 seconda but hit auto on ur remote sorry so long need anything holler at me go to autoseq setup, press enter, dependson how many cameras u got . i turned the ch 1-4 to off, then ch 1 ch2 ch 3 ch4 u use the up and down and the left and right buttons on remote put how many seconds u want the cameras to stay on each one I say bout 10 to 20 seconds if u don't have all the cameras to sequence thru just turn them to off in autoseq time setup screen then exit out by hitting the menu button and when u see ur cameras on the tv screen on ur remote hit auto then it starts flipping thru all camers and u can go back and change the second u want them on individually one camera... » Read More go to autoseq setup, press enter, dependson how many cameras u got . i turned the ch 1-4 to off, then ch 1 ch2 ch 3 ch4 u use the up and down and the left and right buttons on remote put how many seconds u want the cameras to stay on each one I say bout 10 to 20 seconds if u don't have all the cameras to sequence thru just turn them to off in autoseq time setup screen then exit out by hitting the menu button and when u see ur cameras on the tv screen on ur remote hit auto then it starts flipping thru all camers and u can go back and change the second u want them on individually one camera on 10 seconds and one on 20 seconda but hit auto on ur remote sorry so long need anything holler at me « Show Less
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on the left side of the control, push it to activate the camera, don't get confused with the red and green LED on the camera, green means it is off, red means to record. good luck!
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You must reprogram each time it's used. I wish it DID have that function; if it does, I sure haven't found how to implement it.
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Hold down top right button cam light should start blinking press again to stop
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If the remote has the battery in place, Turn on your camera, Press the (i) button on the bottom left corner of the camera back, click to change the release mode (below the ISO), choose one of the setting with an icon of a remote next to it.
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I have to use the stabilization on my Mac program for that because there are no controls on the camera itself. In addition, I purchased two camera and found that one had a faulty battery that will not charge. The seller wasnt helpful and since the camera company went out of business, I can not get the camera fixed. There is no way to open these cameras and replace the batteries other than by the factory and that option is no longer in existence. I recommend trying the gopro camera. It's got high resolution and full support from the manufacturer.
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You can either manually hold shutter button or 'lock' it down. This is on the receiver on (attached to the camera), NOT with the wireless remote.
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Thanks, I was afraid of that. A friend that bought it will probably be returning this camera because of the lack of that feature. :(
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There is an IR receiver at the camera which sends back the command to the CODEC which in turns tell the camera what to do. Using the CODEC web-interface, you can control the camera too.
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You don't need instructions... Put the camera in Timer (or Timer 2) mode... point the remote at the front of the camera, and push the button... The switch on the back lets you choose instant or 2 second delay...
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It doesn't have the A setting,so you might think that you must set the camera to M and press the green button. However you can set your f/no and put the camera on Av and fire away.
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There are two buttons on either side top of your transmitter, one does still photos and the other takes video footage. Simply press either button one time to activate the camera and once more to deactivate.
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either you moved when you took picture or the object you were taking a picture of was moving. turn setting to sport. Our camera died so we no longer have it. You also could be blowing up the picture to more pixels than you have the camera set at. I can't remember how to set that on that camera.