Pond trail pics P41
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cnggack
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Link to Photo bucket
http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o187/cnggack/2009 trail cam July -Dec/?start=all
I don't usually use the little happy-face thingies, but I need to make and exception here...
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I'm blown away by these pics. I have never seen anything like the in terms of sharpness and depth of field from a trail-cam. If this is an off-the-shelf rig (which I doubt!), what is it? If not, any chance you want to share some of your secrets/t he specs on your rig (although I understand if you don't - there is no-one else getting shots like this that I know of)? I really like the nested pair of mallards with ducklings, and also the same pair in the distant background with the ducklings just heading in for a swim. Looking forward to more!
-Croc
:coolpics::10sign::thumbsup:
:cheers:I'm blown away by these pics. I have never seen anything like the in terms of sharpness and depth of field from a trail-cam. If this is an off-the-shelf rig (which I doubt!), what is it? If not, any chance you want to share some of your secrets/t he specs on your rig (although I understand if you don't - there is no-one else getting shots like this that I know of)? I really like the nested pair of mallards with ducklings, and also the same pair in the distant background with the ducklings just heading in for a swim. Looking forward to more!
-Croc
cnggack
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Thanks I like sharing them also. They are taken with homemade trail cameras these were a Sony P41 point and shoot camera modified and controled by a Snap Shot Sniper board in a waterproof case.Here is a link to find out all about them.
http://realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com/index.php?http://realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com/
http://realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com/index.php?http://realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com/