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Details required specifications for microSD cards, including speed class, capacity, and format for the camera.
Identifies and describes the SD card slot, USB C port, and removable battery of the camera.
Details how to start, pause, and stop recording using the Rec/Power button and its associated vibrations and lights.
Describes the three pre-set video modes: Green (standard), Blue (zoom), and Light Blue (slow motion).
Details default modes (Green, Blue, Light Blue) and how to customize resolution and zoom via the Tactacam Connect app.
Guides on charging, powering, and syncing the remote with the camera, and its functionalities.
Recommends UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) cards up to 64GB and details speed requirements for 4K video.
Provides instructions for reformatting SD cards on Mac and PC, emphasizing FAT32/ExFAT format and using recommended cards.
Details connecting the camera to Wi-Fi, downloading the app, and pairing the camera for mobile control.
Guides on connecting the camera to a computer via USB or SD card adapter to view, edit, and share videos.
Provides steps to reset the camera by holding the Rec/Power button or removing the battery.
Details necessary microSD card types (U3, 64GB/128GB) and recommends Lexar Professional cards for quality.
Advises checking the SD card compatibility, formatting, or changing it if the camera freezes or vibrates continually.
Provides a phone number (218-282-5650) and email (support@tactacam.com) for warranty issues and filming questions.
Details required specifications for microSD cards, including speed class, capacity, and format for the camera.
Identifies and describes the SD card slot, USB C port, and removable battery of the camera.
Details how to start, pause, and stop recording using the Rec/Power button and its associated vibrations and lights.
Describes the three pre-set video modes: Green (standard), Blue (zoom), and Light Blue (slow motion).
Details default modes (Green, Blue, Light Blue) and how to customize resolution and zoom via the Tactacam Connect app.
Guides on charging, powering, and syncing the remote with the camera, and its functionalities.
Recommends UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) cards up to 64GB and details speed requirements for 4K video.
Provides instructions for reformatting SD cards on Mac and PC, emphasizing FAT32/ExFAT format and using recommended cards.
Details connecting the camera to Wi-Fi, downloading the app, and pairing the camera for mobile control.
Guides on connecting the camera to a computer via USB or SD card adapter to view, edit, and share videos.
Provides steps to reset the camera by holding the Rec/Power button or removing the battery.
Details necessary microSD card types (U3, 64GB/128GB) and recommends Lexar Professional cards for quality.
Advises checking the SD card compatibility, formatting, or changing it if the camera freezes or vibrates continually.
Provides a phone number (218-282-5650) and email (support@tactacam.com) for warranty issues and filming questions.
The Tactacam Solo Xtreme is a compact, high-definition camera designed for capturing outdoor activities, particularly hunting and shooting, with ease and precision. Its primary function is to record video, offering various modes to suit different shooting scenarios, from standard recording to slow motion and zoomed perspectives. The camera is built for durability and ease of use, featuring one-touch recording with vibration indication and a water-resistant design.
The Tactacam Solo Xtreme is an action camera that records video in various resolutions and frame rates, including 4K at 60fps, 1080p at 120fps, and 720p at 240fps, to ensure smooth playback of fast-paced action. It utilizes a microSD card for storage, with support for cards ranging from 64GB to 128GB, specifically requiring U3 or higher speed class cards for optimal performance.
The camera offers "Quick Change" video modes, which are pre-set for convenience:
These modes can be customized through the Tactacam Connect app, allowing users to adjust resolution and zoom settings to their preferences. The camera also features a "Blackout Mode," which can be activated via the app. In this mode, all visible lights on the camera are turned off, and the user relies solely on vibration feedback (two vibrations for recording, one for pause) to confirm camera status, maintaining stealth during hunts.
Connectivity is a key feature, with built-in Wi-Fi that allows the camera to connect to the Tactacam Connect app on smartphones or tablets. This enables remote control of the camera, including starting/stopping recording, changing modes, and accessing recorded footage. The camera is also compatible with a Tactacam remote control, offering an alternative method for managing up to five cameras simultaneously, with feedback provided on an LCD screen for connected cameras, record length, and battery life.
For data transfer, the camera can be connected to a computer via a USB-C cable, or the microSD card can be removed and inserted into a card reader. Videos are stored in .mp4 format, and the manual recommends QuickTime Media Player or Adobe Premiere Elements for viewing and editing.
Operating the Tactacam Solo Xtreme is designed to be straightforward:
The camera is designed to be mounted using various accessories, including custom gun mounts, picatinny rails, and universal action camera mounts, providing flexibility for different hunting setups.
Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of the Tactacam Solo Xtreme:
General| Video Resolution | 1080p |
|---|---|
| Photo Resolution | 12 MP |
| Field of View | 120 degrees |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Memory | MicroSD card |
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