Primos Truth 35

Discussion in 'Trail Cameras' started by gummy034, May 24, 2012.

  1. gummy034

    gummy034 Newb

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    We have had four of these out for about four months. The last couple times we have checked them we have noticed that half of the day time pictures are black and white. I was wondering if anyone has had this happen and what it means. It still takes pictures, just curious as to why it is happening. Thanks.
     
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    Haven't heard of that happening...however atleast it is still taking good pictures. :D
     
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    The same camera taking a picture two minutes apart, it is weird but it still takes pictures.
     
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    tynimiller Legendary Woodsman

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    It could be just that at the given times it's not bright enough to trigger daytime color shots....canopy cover/overcast clouds/time of day all play a factor. We've had this happen occasionally with some of our cams, but not a lot.
     
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    ^This^
     
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    I had a Wildgame cam that did the same thing sometimes right at dusk & dawn when the light was in between.
     
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    ^ this ^ X 3
     
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    its a light thing for sure
     
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    It's either a light thing as mentioned or a stuck IR filter.

    Blessings.......Pastorjim
     
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    that second picture in color explains alot...its so damn dark, the camera is switching to IR mode. thats one hell of a tree canopy!!
     
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    That is what I am trying to figure out. The pictures are only two minutes apart and the later one is in color.
     
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    exactly
     
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    Most likely a cloud passed over at that moment. Looks like you do have heavy shade to begin with too. I think it's fairly normal for the pics to toggle between color and b/w when the light is dim.
     
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    My Moultrie M80 does this from time to time.
     
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    I never gave it a thought that it may just be switching modes like that. Although I think we have on a pole-line in the open that is doing the same thing, I will have to check it again this weekend to see if it actually is.
     

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