Will this allow my boyfriend to see the pictures off his Primos camera with using a computer? Can he just connect this to his camera out in the woods?
347519
he needs too insert his sd card too view i not sure about what u asking if it will do that or not
347520
Yes, he can view pictures without a computer. This camera will not show HD video taken from a HD game camera.
347521
Depends whats options are on the primos trail camera. The Mountie picture view has a slot for SD cards and a tiny USB hook up.
347522
Yes it will, but the picture quality of he screen is not that great. It's good for checking to see what kind of pictures are on the card but if you want to see the pics in detail, get a better unit or wait till you can get to a computer! I give this product a 2 out of 5
347523
Sorry for the delay. I've been away from the computer. The camera card can be inserted into the viewer and then the pictures come up. It is easy to use and works well. It can be taken to the camera in the woods and viewed there and pictures can be saved or deleted from the SD card. I use mine all the time. It's good to have 2 SD cards and swap them out take the used one home and then view the pics. I highly recommend it.
1161612
I purchased this a couple of months ago and love it! And the answer is "yes". You can access the camera just to see what's going on outside and when you do it saves that view to memory . It's great.
9170
unless he has it pointing at the screen, no it wont. its a camera, it will take pictures or video of what it is pointing at.
1172888
Yes, it does, but it is not what we use it for, so I can't answer many other questions. It plugs right into the laptop, so I presume that's how you get the pictures off.
68095
Yes, if used with external Cannon software called CameraWindow, connectable through a smart phone. CameraWindow has a GPS logger function; when activated it keeps track of your movements, and can add that information to photos taken on the camera-just make sure that both devices are set to the same time.
248469
I do not connect this directly to a computer. In order to connect to a computer you would need a the Nauppauge 610 or similar. I use the remote to control the camera.
1755122
It will allow you to do that, but I was very disappointed with it and send it back. Kept disconneting itself. I just bought a cable on a usb to go from camera to computer and it takes no time at all! You will not be happy with this device.
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I don't believe so but I have used it over a week period and view the pictures like a video. I think this product is great for hunting and I do believe that some use it as a security camera. I'm sure there is a way to hook up into the memory stick port and send the image to a monitor.
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You need internet service with a wireless router to connect the camera in order to view it on your computer or smartphone. It's a very simple setup and once connected you can view the camera where ever you are. You can make the camera private (as I do) or public so anyone can see what you are monitoring.
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Not true at all. I use it primarily outside and have never had a problem. It isn't great for looking at past taken pictures outside, but you can see everything you need to take pictures. Generally I don't view my already taken pictures on my camera, they go on a phone or computer. I have used it at the beach and similar type places so I am pretty sure I have tested it in the brightest possible settings and never had a problem seeing the screen. For those who did, there is a way to adjust the brightness of the screen in the settings I think
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This will work...Kinda...it doesn't work very well...reason is, it uses the power from the camera to funtion. So it will ONLY work as long as the camera is NOT on stand by. Let's say you managed to connect to the wifi and then the camera goes on stand by...that's it...you need to start over...turn the camera off, turn it on, connect to the wifi and access the pictures while constantly checking that the camera doesn't go on stand by. very annoying. just heads up...
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You can.That's basically how I set mine up.Call foscam support if you get stuck anywhere.Some find the portforwarding settings a bit confusing. Just fyi. Support is very helpful, they can remote access your pc if need be.
369702
The DNR and attached hard drive have to be in the same local network. You can playback the video that is recorded from anywhere. Maybe there is some hack that would make the DNR think the cameras are attached locally but not sure how that would work. The software it comes with is pretty clunky. This is no industrial setup to say the least.
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I guess you culd use it in a pinch for a quick pic of something. it wouldn't be scan quallity. I would suggest an inexpensive printer/scanner like te Epson 300 you culd hook to your laptop. if you're travelling light then this might not be workable. Maybe one of thse hand held scanner would work for you? I can't recommend this webcam for scanning purposes.
536098
You can monitor the system through a web browser, so any computer on the network should be able to access the cameras and recordings online. It doesn't work well on safari, but chrome and Firefox work wel.
1186071
it allows you to connect it to your computer and view the pictures. You could leave it wherever you have it mounted and run the wire to your laptop or tablet and do the same thing.
807352
Not really, you can see camera's with it, but you can see camera's about as easily with the naked eye as well. It may pick up a wireless signal, but it picks up all kinds of signals, making it very difficult to pinpoint a location. It produced many false positives.