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Wildlife Monitoring Cameras

Wildlife monitoring cameras aid in an effective wildlife strategy to capturing natural behaviours. You may require a large number of different types of wildlife monitoring cameras. placing them strategically to achieve your goal. You may need to consider things such as; black flash, white flash, red glow flash, trigger speed, trigger distance, image quality, battery life expectancy, operating conditions, camera size, build quality etc.

IR Monoculars

This section is for you. Since the invention of modern monocular we have been finding new ways to use them. For all different purposes of monitoring wildlife. A good IR monocular is cost effective and can provide better results than its more expensive competitor the thermal monocular. Given the right conditions the IR monocular will result in a better image with more definition. It could be put up for discussion that a thermal monocular is complimentary to an IR monocular. As they produce two different types of images. The IR monocular gives an image of the target that has been made possible by utilizing a black light torch. Some IR monocular models can be optioned to have on board recording of photos and videos.

Thermal Monocular

Thermal monocular allows you to see heat differences. In general, the more detail that you require from your thermal image. Henceforth the more expensive the thermal monocular will be. A thermal monocular is ideal for scanning an area day or night. It will allow you to quickly and easily to know if there is anything alive in the thermal monocular field of view. Some thermal monocular models can also have on board recording. This is a recording of both photos and videos.

Flash Technology

You may have a simple desire to know what is creeping around your back fence. This section is for you. Black flash is an invisible flash technology that is for taking photos of targets without them noticing. Black flash is full covert technology and will result in black and white photos at night. White glow flash will produce a brilliant white light, that will result in a vivid color photo at night. The white flash technology is not covert and often can cause an animal to change its behavior. Red glow flash will produce a dull red glow flash at night. Due to the red flash, it is less likely to change an animal’s regular behavior and will result in a black and white night photo. The modern red glow flash can be very difficult to see unlike its predecessors.