Using a Game Camera for Wildlife Photography | Photographing a Badger at Night
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- Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2021
- Game camera's (a.k.a. trail camera's) are great tools for us wildlife photographers. We can use them to scout for wildlife photography opportunities. In this two part series I will scout a location where I have a composition in mind. In this first episode I will show you how I scout the location. I will place a trail camera, and return later to see what the results are, and what I need to do for getting the composition I had in mind. Next time I will setup the camera trap for the final photo, and actually get more then I could have hoped for!
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Great to see those Badgers being active Jeroen and look forward to seeing how this develops. Cheers Keith
Thanks Keith! I have more camera trap projects at the moment. Some of them might turn out really cool...
I always enjoy your vLogs, I learn so much from you.
Glad to hear that you gain some knowledge to create your own projects Sue!
Great field work Jeroen looking forward to the photos 👍😍
It was literally just one photo! But it turned out great...
can't wait jeroen
I think it's worth the wait Alan. It's off for large format printing as the family want it in the living room :)
I love to play with game cameras to see what's going on. Mine quit a few years back and I never did replace it! I'm sure hat you were able to get the photo that you were wanting!
They are not that expensive any more Jon. They are a great tool for us wildlife photographers.
It's okay to call the device a camera trap. Other names for it are indeed wildlife camera or trailcamera. Within the research world we mainly talk about camera traps when we mean the one you put out in the vlog.
I get confused with the names each time Tim. And when I use the keywords wrong in RUclips, my viewers seems confused also, and number of views go way down... I think in the context of wildlige photography camera traps best refer to using a sensor triggering a DSLR type camera. But I have to be honest and say I have great difficulties being consistent myself :)
Need longer videos. Not 6 min ones.
You're totally right! Soon I will make a vlog that explains my current situation and why I haven't been able to upload as usual. Stay tuned :)