Meidase Trail Camera Settings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2021
- Note that this video features the Meidase S3 Pro Trail Camera, but these days I prefer the Meidase SL122 Pro Trail Camera because it is better for close-ups such as within a few feet of a bird feeder. Both cameras have almost identical settings.
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Thank you for such a clearly thought out and well presented video. This is my first attempt at viewing the nighttime wildlife on my extremely rural AZ property. I’ve provided a water source for years and last week have finally gotten myself a trail cam!
The most useful video as I am new to this camera! Thank you.
I have never used a trail cam and just bought this exact one. Seeing all the settings was getting me nervous but you video is what I will use when I set it up. REALLY, REALLY helpful! Great video! Thanks!
That makes me happy to hear! I'm glad to spread this fun hobby to more nature lovers.
What a excellent job of explaining in good pleasant English.
Thank you
Came for the info...stayed for the sass. Great video!
I just ordered this trail cam, I will be referring to this video when it arrives! Appreciate you taking the time to make this tutorial!
Enjoy! Great cameras. I also like their Meidase SL122 Pro for areas where I need an extra wide angle view.
Thank you for uploading this video, my wife to be got me this camera for valentines day, and I wasn't sure how to set it up, we live in a little village called Pott Row in England, we've been feeding Hedgehogs.....or so we think it could be a neighbors cat , thanks to you advise I can now set it up and hopefully discover what is feeding in our garden!!
This was a wonderful format for a beginner. I didn't make a single mistake following along with your tutorial. Now how do I click a photo.. just kidding. Thank you. Catherine.
Neat! I'm so happy to hear this is helpful for folks. I really enjoy the hobby and want others to enjoy.
Great video, just bought my 1st trail cam and found this video very helpful. thanks
Thanks for doing this! Really helpful to get this up and running !!!
Thank you so much that was really helpful telling me what the symbols and words meant. I don't have that exact camera but is is the same brand and the all the buttons are the same. Thank you again for teaching new users its appreciated.
Great video. Thank you. Gonna go out and set it up now!
Great video. Thanks for the walk through.
Thanx for this, just got a couple of these and this will make setup a wiz.
Thank you for this video. Very helpful!
You are so welcome!
Nice advice thank you
Right now my camera picks up traffic at night that is at least 200' away. Is there a way to shorten the distance the camera will see motion without affecting the quality of close movements. Does this involve the PIR sensitivity setting which I have presently set at high?
Very useful. Thank you
Just set up my S3. Your tutorial certainly helped. I was wondering what firmware version you have and have ever updated? My firmware version doesn’t match the list on the meidase website.
If the cam works fine, I probably wouldn't worry about updating it. My firmware is probably out of date by now, but as long as it works I probably won't update again. They don't seem to make huge changes in the firmware.
Regarding settings:
Do I need WI-FI on to join Bluetooth?
I don’t have WI-FI at the location of the trail cam but I want to view activities on my IPhone. I did download the Meidase app but it’s not working with Bluetooth. Can you please help?
please answer me... how can i charge garden pro3.. i think i need charger which did not accompany him
Excellent!
Tell us about the WiFi
Now I'll go put it up for the 1st time.
Is there a setting for Night Vision? My video worked but it was totally black.
Thanks. You gave me what i am looking for. Timer settings. The time the camera is ENABLED. I set mine on 20.00 and off at06.00 for a test , nothing! Realised i did not set Date/Time!. Will disable timer (ON at 00.00 , OFF at 23.59) Hopefully that should fix it!👍👍
Nice video. How do you tell it how long to wait between captures. I mean, I know i can set it to record for 30 seconds, but how do you tell it how long to wait before it starts recording again?
Just purchased waiting for it to be delivered. Great video. I have one question if it’s a bluetooth 😅Camera, can I review the photos and videos from my phone without removing the SD card? Thanks.
I have a s900 series and i am rather disappointed that it doesnt even send notifications to my phone. Any insight?
this is basically the gardepro A3, isn't it? at least it is the exact same case, for sure.
does this cam use the starvis sensor?
What does motion filter do
What would you set PIR Interval at?
Does anybody have the companies website where you can download firmware updates for these trail cams?
Thank You !
Thanks for this tutorial - it's made my decision! But I have a couple of questions before I buy. I see in the spec that the Motion Activated Distance is 25m (82ft). Is that the same as Capture Range? And why would you adjust the sensitivity? I want to follow the hedgehogs in my garden so I will be looking at close range (maybe 5-10 feet). Would this camera still give a good pic at that close range? And then, batteries. I take on board yourcomment about rechargeable. But how long would a standard disposable duracell battery last if, for example, I set 2x 2hour periods of video each night - would they last a night, a week, a month? Many thanks, and I'll be watching again without a doubt when I get the camera!
Sorry for the late reply, just saw this. For close shots, I enjoy the SL122 Pro Trail Camera aka Meidase P40 with a wide-angle lens. I use it not bc of the wide angle per se, but because it doesn't blur with my close-up shots. The S3 doesn't handle close-ups well. The reason I turn the sensitivity up or down usually has to do with how many leaves and branches are nearby. You'll notice in some areas the cameras are triggered way too often by nothing extraordinary eating up the batteries and filling up your memory card. If that happens, maybe clip a branch or two or turn down the sensitivity. If you only set the camera for a few hours a night, I wouldn't be surprised if they lasted at least a few weeks. I use a variety of many disposable AA batteries that work fine including Duracell. I wish rechargeables worked great with the cams, it's just they don't have quite as much voltage.
Lots of waffle & mediocre explanations of the 'whys" for a quality tutorial.
The capture range is different to detection range, & both differ with conditions. A photo in daylight vs torchlight for capture range.
Detection range is the motion sensor trigger range. Temperature & atmospheric conditions affect that. But more important, the size/activity/proximity of the triggering entity. Sensitivity can be adjusted up or down to compensate.
Program the camera, then sit it on the kitchen table & take a series of experimental photos/videos to test range & quality of that individual camera.
If behaviour study is critical, video. If presence/absence, photos will often do the job. Photo burst of 3 will usually show what's happening, with 10, 20, 30 sec intervals as options to try for suitability. Photos are much quicker to check & save the ones wanted, & take less SD space.
& have field of detection as clean as possible from moving objects (grass, branches), and ones that will reflect flare from the illumination system, & not into sunrise or sunset.
Mine is set on military time. How do I take it off ?
Is there anyone that can guide me to turn off blinking blue light on trail camera?
One question: If I want to get close-up video of my bird house, how far away from the birdhouse should I set up the cam?
Excellent question. I actually plan to make a video on that topic as I spent much time experimenting with that, but for now you can easily figure that out by setting it to take a 2 minute video and then gradually move it closer and closer verbally saying the distance. Then review the footage and see where it's best for you. I think the closest you can get it in focus is about 7ft. Know that the extreme closeups I show on this channel I get with the similar Meidase SL122 Pro which has a wide angle lens. That one I can get to be about 3 ft away in focus.
Thx, if you remove the batteries will the settings be retained?
Yes thank goodness. If you change the batteries quickly it may even preserve the date and time.