Deep Tech: Trail Camera Firmware Hacking 6 — 3rd Party Reverse Engineering Tools
3rd Party tools and their usage in reverse engineering trail camera firmware. Part of series.
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Deep Tech: Trail Camera Firmware Hacking 5 — Trigger to Image Capture
What happens between the time that a trail camera “triggers”, takes its first image, and goes back to sleep? Part 5 in a series of on trail camera hacking.
Continue reading →Deep Tech: Hacking Trail Camera Firmware 3 – Business Considerations
The business considerations which prevent most trail camera manufacturers from offering customized firmware. Part 3 of series on reverse engineering Browning trail cameras
Continue reading →Deep Tech: Hacking Trail Camera Firmware 2 — Requirements
This post will focus on the requirements on tools and a tool flow for reverse engineering and hacking trail camera firmware. It is the second part of a multi-part series.
Continue reading →New Features for Browning Recon Force and SpecOps Cameras
New features for recent generations of Browning Recon Force and Spec Ops trail cameras via loadable (non-factory) firmware
Continue reading →Deep Tech: Pictures From an Inferno? Part 1
A wildfire is about the worst case scenario for camera trappers. In many parts of the US, fires are a real risk to camera sets. This was certainly the case in Oregon. In the summer of 2020, several major fires … Continue reading →
Adding Features to Browning Elite HP5 Firmware
The Browning Elite HP5 series trail cameras have a rich set of features. But, like all computer firmware, it’s not perfect. Based on some Facebook feedback, and our own experience, I identified several small additions of interest to the camera … Continue reading →
IR to White Flash Trail Camera Conversion
Steps for converting a trail camera with an IR flash to a white flash for color night time photos and videos
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