Why does my WingScapes Scouting Camera take too many photos in AUTO mode?
If your WingScapes Scouting Camera is taking too many photos or videos in AUTO mode, you should try decreasing the #PHOTOS/EVENT setting. Alternatively, you can increase the DELAY setting or decrease the SENSITIVITY setting.
How to fix WingScapes Scouting Camera taking too few photos in AUTO mode?
If your WingScapes Scouting Camera is taking too few photos or videos in AUTO mode, ensure the camera is aimed properly without obstructions between the target and the infrared sensor. You might also decrease the DELAY setting, increase the #PHOTOS/EVENT setting, increase the SENSITIVITY setting, or decrease the distance between the camera and your target.
What to do if WingScapes Audubon BirdCam WSCA06 Scouting Camera takes too many empty images in AUTO mode?
If your WingScapes Scouting Camera captures an unusually high number of empty images in AUTO mode, consider these adjustments: * Decrease the SENSITIVITY setting. * Decrease the #PHOTOS/EVENT setting. * Position the camera to minimize the open area behind the target, such as aiming at a feeder against a wall or seed on the ground. This reduces ‘fly-by’ triggers.
General| Brand | WingScapes |
|---|---|
| Model | Audubon BirdCam WSCA06 |
| Category | Scouting Camera |
| Language | English |
Details technical specifications like resolution, memory, lens, and weight.
Key factors to consider for optimal BirdCam placement and stability.
Instructions on how to access and switch between AUTO, MANUAL, and TIMELAPSE modes.
Details on how to reset all settings to factory default via the RESET TO EASY? option.
Guidance for resolving typical issues like too few/many photos or dark images.
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