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Tag Archives: PIR sensor

Repairing Browning Trail Camera that Won’t Trigger

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on April 17, 2024 by Bob ZakApril 17, 2024

A friend’s trail camera stopped triggering. Here’s how I figured out what was wrong, and how I fixed it.

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Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Technology, Deep Tech | Tagged Browning, BTC-7A, fail, PIR sensor, recon force advantage, trail camera, water damage | 22 Replies

Browning Spec Ops Elite HP5 Teardown

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on April 10, 2022 by Bob ZakNovember 18, 2022
Inside BTC-8E-HP5

Teardown of Browning Spec Ops Elite HP5 (BTC-8E-HP5). The PIR sensor “blinders” are gone and there’s a new lens configuration.

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Posted in Camera Trapping Technology | Tagged Browning, Distortion, Flash Power, HP5, lens, PIR sensor, Spec Ops Elite, Teardown, trail camera | 56 Replies

Using Trail Camera to Trigger a DSLR Camera

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on December 3, 2021 by Bob ZakMarch 24, 2023
opossum hanging by the tail

One of the challenges facing the homebrew DSLR camera trapper is finding a good trigger sensor. In this post, I describe a system for using a commercial trail camera to trigger a DSLR camera.

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Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Technology | Tagged Browning, BTC-7A, camera trapping, custom firmware, DSLR, PIR sensor, PIR trigger, recon force advantage, trail camera | 27 Replies

Avoiding False Triggers in Trail Cameras

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on October 12, 2021 by Bob ZakNovember 7, 2021
Beaver pond caught by trail camera

False triggers are the bane of camera trappers everywhere. This post gives practical tips for avoiding them.

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Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Technology | Tagged false triggers, PIR sensor, recovery delay, trail camera, vegetation trigger, water trigger, wind trigger | 12 Replies

Butt Shots in Camera Trapping: Causes and Fixes

Winterberry Wildlife Posted on May 21, 2020 by Bob ZakJuly 13, 2020

We all put trail cameras up with hopes of capturing the perfectly framed face shot of a panther, or bobcat, or fox. With these great expectations, we download images from SD cards left months in the field, only to discover perfectly framed photos of the derrieres — the infamous “butt shot!”

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Posted in Blog, Camera Trapping Technology | Tagged butt shots, camera trap, PIR sensor | 10 Replies
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