Some customers asked us why lots of hunting camera can only capture the animal's back. After tested many cameras we found that part of cameras are with two sensors,When side sensors feel the animal close the camera won't take pictures until the animal move to the centre area.It's quite possible for the camera to capture animal's back if their speed is faster enough when get through the sensor area.
To prevent this condition you need to choose a suitable hunting camera when you purchase.
1.Choose the camera with quick trigger time,such as bushwhacker big eye D3 camera,it has 0.5s quick trigger time which can fully meet the requirements.The trigger time of hunting cameras are 0.8s in current market.
2.Select the camera with suitable sensor angle.It's a wrong thought that the wider the angle,the better the camera.If the angle is too wide, when the animal enters the sensor area and triggered the camera to take pictures, it's possible the camera only take animal's head pictures. The camera needs time to store photos, when taking pictures again, animals may have left the sensor area, or only take the animal's back.
3.Choose the camera with continuous shooting function,such as bushwhacker big eye D3 camera,it can shoot 6 pictures continuously which ensured the camera take pictures of the whole process when animal get throught the lens.
