Thanks for very informative review. On the strength of this I bought one. It’s small, easy to hid and operate. I’ve mounted it on a cheap little tripod so I can position it easily, but for more permanent positioning there is a strap to secure it to trees, etc., and also a bracket that could be fixed to fence posts, sheds, etc. It takes just 4 AA batteries, and although non-rechargeable alkaline or lithium batteries are recommended I’ve found it’ll work quite happily with rechargeable ones. It needs a micro-SD card which doesn’t come with it. It says max 32GB in the instructions, but I had a spare 64GB lying around and it works fine. Straight out of the box you’ll need to set date and time, and then you could just use Quick Start which uses default settings to get you up and running. The default mode is ‘photo’, but it’s easy to change this to ‘video’. The default video size is 720P and recording time 10 seconds. If you want better quality recordings - 1080P - longer recordings, etc., it’s easy to change the settings in the menu. All in all I’m really pleased with this introduction to trail cams, and may well invest in either more of these or maybe one or two of the more sophisticated (and expensive) ones, but if what you want is a low cost entrée to these devices, which is cheap to run (4 batteries), easy to set up and hide, has a nice little internal LCD screen for reviewing recordings and produces good quality video then you can’t go far wrong with this device.
When you try to get password out. You turn off and hold ok and up bottom at same time switch to set. Then turn on camera still can't use Trail camera still can't get cameras on say go to off to exit. But can't get menu back up
Hey really love your content this is awesome . What is your preferred editing software you use for filmmaking, I'd love to have a conversation and maybe even collaborate on different ways in telling stories through film!
I really appreciate your showing how to mount the camera. That's exactly what I was looking for, and all the other reviews skip over that.
Thanks for that 😁👍
Very good informative overview. Thanks.
THANKS , WELLL DONE FOR SHOWING US THIS CAMERA SET UP , IN SIMPLE TERMS WITHOUT BEING COMPLICATED
Thanks for very informative review. On the strength of this I bought one. It’s small, easy to hid and operate. I’ve mounted it on a cheap little tripod so I can position it easily, but for more permanent positioning there is a strap to secure it to trees, etc., and also a bracket that could be fixed to fence posts, sheds, etc.
It takes just 4 AA batteries, and although non-rechargeable alkaline or lithium batteries are recommended I’ve found it’ll work quite happily with rechargeable ones.
It needs a micro-SD card which doesn’t come with it. It says max 32GB in the instructions, but I had a spare 64GB lying around and it works fine.
Straight out of the box you’ll need to set date and time, and then you could just use Quick Start which uses default settings to get you up and running. The default mode is ‘photo’, but it’s easy to change this to ‘video’. The default video size is 720P and recording time 10 seconds. If you want better quality recordings - 1080P - longer recordings, etc., it’s easy to change the settings in the menu.
All in all I’m really pleased with this introduction to trail cams, and may well invest in either more of these or maybe one or two of the more sophisticated (and expensive) ones, but if what you want is a low cost entrée to these devices, which is cheap to run (4 batteries), easy to set up and hide, has a nice little internal LCD screen for reviewing recordings and produces good quality video then you can’t go far wrong with this device.
Good write up 👍, I like the tripod idea 😁
When you try to get password out. You turn off and hold ok and up bottom at same time switch to set. Then turn on camera still can't use Trail camera still can't get cameras on say go to off to exit. But can't get menu back up
Great tutorial 👍
Hey really love your content this is awesome . What is your preferred editing software you use for filmmaking, I'd love to have a conversation and maybe even collaborate on different ways in telling stories through film!
Thanks for that, I use Cyberlink Powerdirector 365
Sadly, I have really struggled to retrieve any footage from this camera. It's a huge disappointment.
H40 is a non-fuss trailcamera but very limited setting option, no set-up standby time.just don't expect great quality pixs or videos from this
video is great even if its stupide to screw into a tree instaed of using a strap to fix it...