Trail cam is doing great so far. We went through to see for sure which cards we were using. With a real camera, (DSLR or mirriorless) if you use too slow of a card, a similar thing will happen. We are thinking every card we used in the other Browning was an older card, all class 10s, but still slow. All of the newer cards we've been using, are class 10s and much faster cards. Normally a fast card isn't needed for a trail cam. This camera is doing 1080, 60 fps, not going to be a high quality, but wondering if that was the issue. I thought I had used one of these newer sd cards in the camera that was returned, but I went through the pile and it looks like it was an older sd card as well.
for me, trail cameras can be a hit or miss, corrupt cards , poor night vision , VERY poor night vision, or a picture that resembles a kids drawing, and quality control is unheard of with some manufacturers, recently bought 2 identical wifi ones from same manufacturer, one is weatherproof the other is a sponge, check your sd card is not higher capacity than the camera can handle, sometimes an 8gb card is better performing than a 32gb , i have found sometimes the 32 corrupts recordings more often than the 8, thanks for sharing.
Sorry really late to this...I live in Australia and just brought 2 of these for $600aud today waiting for them to arrive ... so was the problem a card speed problem or a camera problem any advanced info would be gr8 thanks
Trail cam is doing great so far. We went through to see for sure which cards we were using. With a real camera, (DSLR or mirriorless) if you use too slow of a card, a similar thing will happen. We are thinking every card we used in the other Browning was an older card, all class 10s, but still slow. All of the newer cards we've been using, are class 10s and much faster cards. Normally a fast card isn't needed for a trail cam. This camera is doing 1080, 60 fps, not going to be a high quality, but wondering if that was the issue. I thought I had used one of these newer sd cards in the camera that was returned, but I went through the pile and it looks like it was an older sd card as well.
Cool. Looking forward to more trail cam critters
Hopefully this one will work great
for me, trail cameras can be a hit or miss, corrupt cards , poor night vision , VERY poor night vision, or a picture that resembles a kids drawing, and quality control is unheard of with some manufacturers, recently bought 2 identical wifi ones from same manufacturer, one is weatherproof the other is a sponge, check your sd card is not higher capacity than the camera can handle, sometimes an 8gb card is better performing than a 32gb , i have found sometimes the 32 corrupts recordings more often than the 8, thanks for sharing.
Yep, all true. This cam can take much higher cards.
Sorry really late to this...I live in Australia and just brought 2 of these for $600aud today waiting for them to arrive ... so was the problem a card speed problem or a camera problem any advanced info would be gr8 thanks
I am pretty sure it was because I was using one of my 128gb. I have since been using 32 and 64 with no issues at all.