#334636 - 08/10/07 12:14 AM
question about cam placement
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DGB
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Loc: middle TN
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If I place two cameras facing each other, aimed at my feeder, will I have any problems? I like to leave them alone for at least a week. I just dont want to waste any time. Does anyone do this, or has anyone found this setup to be a problem?
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#334658 - 08/10/07 01:11 AM
Re: question about cam placement
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outdoorbob
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It can cause focus problems for some digital cameras, if one flashes just prior to the other. That's not likely to happen, so I don't see any problem other than twice the amount of flashes going on and possibly spooking a deer.
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#334749 - 08/10/07 07:09 AM
Re: question about cam placement
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Wes Parrish
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I would place them closer to a 90-degree angle from each other, and consider having on same tree. Maybe even better, place one of the cams in an entirely different location?
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#334789 - 08/10/07 07:31 AM
Re: question about cam placement
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BSK
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You will get over-exposures if they both flash at the same time.
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