- MMS /Email (GPRS sending can be set)
- HD Video + Audio
- 12 Mpx Photos
- Invisible Flash for night photos
Product Description
Acorn Ltl-6210MM HD Email/MMS Wildlife Trail Camera Invisible Flash (March 2013) Release) - A compact scouting camera in a camouflaged case with some pretty amazing features: a high pixel resolution 5M/12M/2M qualitéun motion sensor and invisible (blue LED) infrared night vision range of 42 feet flashMMS / SMS / Email capacités1440 x 1080/1280 x 720 / 640x480 H.264/AVC video in HD format with audiohorodatagele security code "folding TFT color display to review images and 2.0 vidéosvidéooption tempstempérature ranges, phases of the moon, a unique three-sensor - from cameras to provide a second détenteFonctionne globally via GSM / GPRS Support four bands: 850/900/1800 / 1900MHz.Nous supply the latest version with 12MP interpolation and many additional features (password, full TFT and 12MP) -. first in the UK! fresh and bright color pictures / videos in black / white image / video during the day and clear for video nuitPrenez immediately after taking pictures under the same "Cam + Video mode" Ultra low power consumption in standby mode energy. Extremely long in-field life (in standby mode, six months with 12 AAConception SSB preparation battery sensor provides wider sensing angle and improve the response speed of the camera unit Making the most extreme temperatures from - 22 ° F to 158 ° F Compact size (5 ½ x 3 ½ x 2 ½ inches). Receive images to your phone or e-mail address when the camera is triggered... See more product details
Customer Reviews: Acorn Ltl-6210MM HD Email/MMS Wildlife Trail Camera Invisible Flash (March 2013) Release)
Amazon Verified Purchase
The acorn 6210 wildlife camera is totally fantastic, the quality of the video is brilliant, it is clear and easy to see, it is very easy to set up and if you have any questions the seller jedmark is very helpful. I ordered the camera and it was here by 1pm the following day. This camera is much better than I expected.. I love the playback display, it means you can view your photo or video 'on site' without having to take it back to the computer. I highly recommend this wildlife camera and the seller Jedmark, great value for money.Acorn Ltl-6210MM HD Email/MMS Wildlife Trail Camera Invisible Flash (updated mould June 2012)
I have now got to grips with this wildlife camera and find it great fun to use. After sales service is excellent with jedmark. It did come with the wrong sd card, which was replaced. One difficulty I'm having is with the MMS facility. I've tried the Orange website, who hadn't a clue and told me to go to an Orange shop. I tried 2 and they said the camera couldn't send MMS, SMS or email as the sim card couldn't be registered without sending 'it' a text. I tried putting in a PAYG card with credit on it, but still no text arrives on my other phone. I've filled in all the info. boxes in the 'menu'. Any ideas?
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Took a few tries to setup sim card as network in ireland not listed, worked fine and was impressed with quality of pictures,forwarded to my email address no problem but can get expensive if triggered a lot as in my case when using as security device.
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I've only had a chance to do a few test runs with the camera but I am coming up with new ideas all the time on where to test it properly and different ideas on what to take using the camera.
The Camera is solidly built, compact but chunky. The setup is easy although the buttons are quite small, especially for those with larger hands.
So far I've tried setting it to trigger on birds landing on a balcony to feed and successfully captured some great images. I also tried out the time lapse option, which was effective, even if the subject I chose was pretty boring. I've got ideas for some better time lapse shots though, so I'm looking forward to trying them out soon.
The main reason for buying was to get shots of the local wildlife, so now I'm happy it does what I need and works I'll be deploying it to a secret location very soon! The MMS should give me a chance to see whether it's worth retrieving the camera to check the images too.
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