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Wildview Xtreme 2 Digital Scouting Camera

 The Wildview Xtreme 2 2.0 Megapixel Digital Trail Camera provides all the features sportsman need into one economical package.  You can choose between 1-3 still images per activation or a 10 second video clip.  The strobe flash has an effective range of 15 feet and also has the option of being turned off.  The Wildview 2.0 trail camera stamps each photograph with the time and date.  The simple toggle switch controls makes this game camera easy to setup.  An external low battery indicator takes the guess work out of the remaining battery life.

Features:

• 2.0 megapixel digital camera
• Still picture and video capability
• Expandable SD card slot accepts up to 512 MB cards (not included)
• Set for either high VGA resolution (70-image capacity) or low QVGA resolution (200-     image capacity)
• USB output with cable for offloading files and images
• CD driver for Windows 98 users
• Editing software
• Quick-reference sticker
• Tree strap
• Operates on 4 C-cell batteries (not included)
• Available test mode
• Adjustable timeout settings of 1, 5, 10, or 20 minutes
• 4-digit external counter display with LCD information screen
• On/off flash is effective to 15'
• Time and date stamp
• Low-battery indicator light

 

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Average user rating from: 9 users

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful  Reliable and Easy 2 Use, Sunday, 18 November 2007 Written by Shaun from OR  - See all my reviews  - Top 50 Reviewer Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service I bought this at a Cabela's store this spring and set it up in July. The directions aren't very thorough but the camera is easy to set up. The thing that could use improvement is the trigger speed. Several times, especially at night, there was nothing in the picture. I was able to capture elk, deer, and bears at a very affordable price. If your looking for an affordable and reliable camera this is the one. My thought is who needs more than 2 mega pixels. All you need these cameras for is to see what is there and when it is there. You can't take a picture to the taxidermist! Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  2 of 4 people found the following review helpful  Flash Range, Saturday, 01 September 2007 Written by Wes Vanderlinde from PA Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service This camera does not have a go flash range. The deer has to be within four feet to geat a good night pic. Is there any way to upgrade the flash in it. For your location selection you dont have New York. I put PA for being the closest state Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  1 of 4 people found the following review helpful  Not Impressed !, Tuesday, 28 August 2007 Written by Mal from IL  - See all my reviews  - Top 10 Reviewer Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service I bought this as a backup for my Leaf River. Thus far day images are very poor quality and flash pictures are almost totally washed out. This camera would probably make a good paper weight. Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  7 of 8 people found the following review helpful  Poor quality, Saturday, 25 August 2007 Written by Den from WI Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service Tried 3 cameras, each with different problems. The flash would not fire on the first. Inconsistant triggering on the second. Would not power up consistantly with the third. Went through bunches of batteries. Took them all back. Hope they make improvements on quality control- Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  6 of 8 people found the following review helpful  disappointed, Wednesday, 22 August 2007 Written by doug sides from IA Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service Lots of half pics of deer, camera would sometimes just be dead when I went to check it,even though the batteries would check out to be good. Sometimes it wouldn't turn on and when it did come on it wouldn't turn off without removing the batteries, then you'd have to reset all of the time/day functions. I bought 2 of these at the same time and neither one works very well, not very impressed with them. I would not buy another one!!!! Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  6 of 7 people found the following review helpful  Bear Bait Trail Cameras, Monday, 04 June 2007 Written by Cory Glauner from ID Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service We are Outfitters in Idaho and we have six Wildview Xtreme2 Trail Cameras that we use on our bear baits. We have been fairly impressed with them. The delay is a little long, but at a bear bait, that doesn't really matter.    You can see our bear hunting and trail camera pictures on our website. Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  6 of 7 people found the following review helpful  Not a bad camera for the money, Thursday, 24 May 2007 Written by Cody from IL Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service I've recently put in a food plot on my hunting ground and wanted to see what was visiting the site while wasen't their. So I went to the local Gander and spent $100.00 bucks on a wild view extreme2. I set it up on a small tree and left it for a week. The images I got were stunning. I got a buck in velvet with is nose 10" for the camera lense. Also a picture of a deer's belley while it is standing on it's hind legs eating leaves off the branches above the camera. All in all I was impressed with my $100 dollar camera. Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  8 of 9 people found the following review helpful  lost pics, Monday, 01 January 2007 Written by jim from WI Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service i didn't like it at all since it had a 15 sec delay! many of the deer were walking right past it with no photo taken. several others had the same issue. when i called wildfire they galdly exchanged the unit, but it had the same problem. it was very nice to set up, etc. but you had to stand in the 'zone' for 15 sec to get a photo. Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate  9 of 11 people found the following review helpful  Good little cam for the $$, Monday, 04 December 2006 Written by doughboysigep from PA Trigger Speed Picture Quality Battery Life Flash Range Ease Of Use Reliability Case Quality Security Features Customer Service I have been pleasently suprised by these cams (I have 2 now; and a 3.0 mp version). They are extremely easy to set up and operate and picture quality is adequate. I wish battery life was better (approx. 2 weeks) Was this review helpful to you?     Report as inappopriate

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