Game cameras are used by hunters to watch their prey and study habits for future hunting trips. Keeping a game camera hidden creates the most natural footage of animals that are not suspicious of the devices. Using the smallest game cameras allows hunters to capture high quality footage but remain camouflaged.
Size
The smallest game cameras are about the size of a wallet or small cell phone. They all feature mounting brackets that can easily wrap around or directly attach to trees. The camera lens is no bigger than a quarter, but has enough focal length to capture a wide area of land.
Quality
The highest quality with which the smallest cameras capture footage is 720 high definition (HD) video. Picture cameras capture frames from 3 megapixels to 7 megapixels, enough to easily view images on a PC or TV.
Identification
The smallest cameras feature different types of camouflage designs to blend in with nature. Tree patterns, green and black or tree bark designs are common on the cameras. Hunters can also purchase full black cameras for nighttime capture.
Features
Small game cameras feature the same things as larger models. This includes night vision, zoom, audio capture, storage disk (SD) card data capture and time-lapse photography.
Memory
The majority of small game cameras capture footage directly onto a SD card. A few of the cameras feature an universal serial bus (USB) drive capture and some have built-in memory, but that is not as common.
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