Product Description
The Moultrie Game Spy M80-BLX Infrared Camera provides 3 operational modes: IR triggered game camera, Hybrid time-lapse plot camera, and Plot camera by day, infrared camera at night. There is a night range of up to 50 ft. The Black Flash Technology eliminates any visible LED light and allows for ultimate concealment. The new Fast Fire Continuous Shooting Mode captures up to 3 pictures per second, and there are picture delay options of 5/15/30 seconds, or 1-60 minutes. The temperature, moon phase, time, date and camera ID stamp appear on the pictures. The 16:9 widescreen images and videos provide a wider field of view than other cameras, and video is recorded with sound. There is an external power port for optional Moultrie Power Panel, and an SD memory card slot (up to 32 GB, not included). The camera runs off of 4 or 8 AA batteries (not included) and is equipped with a battery life calculator (should be up to 1 year). Included is a USB cable, mounting strap, and Plot Stalker software CD.
| List Price: | $200.00 |
| Price: |
$174.99 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8095 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Moultrie
- Model: MFH-DGS-M80-BLX
Features
- 16:9 widescreen images and videos provide a wider field of view than other cameras
- New Fast Fire Continuous Shooting Mode captures up to 3 pictures per second
- Temperature, moon phase, time, date and camera ID stamp
- Black Flash Technology-No visible LED light for ultimate concealment
- Records video with sound
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By spy man
Set this camera up to do surveillance in a area trash was being dumped. The camera took pictures that were clear in the day and at night with a 50' to 60' range. This camera really suprised me with the quality. Can't give review on battery life at this time.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Homestead Jim
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3S2U4L9UXRWWA The one feature that attracted me to the M-80BLX GameSpy camera was the ability to take video with sound for a reasonable price (under $200). This camera has not disappointed me. It is amazing to capture the wildlife in their natural habitat with the sounds of their movement and sounding environment. Because of the infrared feature, the animals are not aware of the video process. The camera, also, takes excellent IR photos at night and colored video (with sound) and colored photos during the day. The camera is very well built with a flexible menu of different ways of gathering video and picture information. However, the two features that attracted me most to the camera was the video with sound and the IR features for a very reasonable price. This camera is an excellent value for the price. My video example is one of many videos taken with this camera. I believe you will be impressed with this camera's video capabilities.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By R. McCarthy
The camera was bought to monitor a remote part of our lot for intruders of the two and four leg sort. So far, feral cats are the only catch. It works very well day and night. We are especially impressed with the clarity of the night flash images.
Only problem was operating the mode selection function per the manual. Manual says to press Mode, then press again to get into the menu. That does not work.Pressing Mode the first time gets you into Time and date setting. Pressing it again just tells you what mode the camera is in. Hitting Enter takes a picture, so I got lots of shots of me staring at the thing trying to figure out if the software was messed up or not.
By accident, I got the menu to work by hitting the down arrow while in the time and date setting mode. This steps through all the menu items properly. That's it: hit Mode to get the Time and Date display, then hit the down arrow to step through as the manual describes things. Left most alone other than have the camera take three shots in sucession rather than one when it sensed movement.
If you do not want a bazillion images stored on the memory card, you do need to get into the menu to delete them. Turns out they cannot be deleted if you plug the card into a card reader on your laptop, have to do it from the camera menu.
Not cheap, but surprisingly good photos, and great night shots with good movement sensitivity and range.
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