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Just curious which people prefer and why. I've always taken photos with my trail cams. I'm thinking the cards fill up quick with videos.

Been a slow summer at my hunting property this year. The number of shooter bucks is not looking good. Here are a few photos of the bachelors and a nice Gray Fox.

I would say probably NSFW http://www.heavy.com/social/2013/04/20-wtf-perfectly-timed-photos-you-cant-unsee/?hash=image6 and more at the link....

Well a few days ago. I decided to throw one of the trail cams out. I didn't have any D batteries on hand, so I went with the wildview which takes c's. Now last year My great aunt had given me a bunch of old canned food her former husband had bought in the 70's for a bomb shelter! lol It was like...

YEsterday on our way to go duck hunting my buddy pulled up a photo and said to me, "this deer looks a lot like the deer you killed this year. As it turns out I also had a trail cam photo of the same deer on my cell phone from last year. I had actually passed this deer up the first week of...

I need some help, guys. Does anyone know how to extract the individual sets of file details from a folder full of trail camera photos? Example... Let's say I have a folder full of 1000 pics, each pic with the time/date stamp... I want to extract all of the time/date stamps out, say into a .txt...

I have read a couple threads now on mentions of "grainy" photos. As an amateur (and I mean terrible, but I like it) photographer, I thought I'd explain why this happens to your photos in low light. Who knows, maybe this will be helpful to some of you. Cameras operate using what's called...