What is the field of view for both the bullet and dome cameras? Not the viewing distance, but side to side. 45 degrees? More? Less?
1968746
i believe that the field of view is aprox/ 60 degrees angle but it depends the area that you will cover mine are only dome.
1678529
The standard Case will go I believe up to 140 feet or just around there. Though I have not dove with mine there are lots of videos on youtube and some really great footage. One drawback is that in the higher megapixel settings there tends to be a fish eye effect which can be corrected is video editing software however if you would like to avoid that entirely just shoot in a lower resolution setting. Though the unit is HD chances are you will not need to shoot in that high of a resolution unless your shooting for TV non internet applications.
368679
I've not used them from much more than 30' away. I'm pretty sure you can't get much farther away than that. And that's straight on from the lens. From an angle it's even less
1279185
I'm still working with mine but here is what some other owners have said: H&N; Field Target Trophy - 20 yds -- 1/2 " center to center. 50 yds - 0.83 CTC; another said 1/2" groups at 25 yds and same with Crosman Premier Domes. Another said 1" groups at 30 yds but better with RWS Superdomes. This varies but hope this helps. Personally, I like the gun and it seems very accurate using RWS SuperDomes. Now trying the H&N; FTT.
499985
3.6mm. It is probably about a 70 degree camera. I have several 3.6mm 90 degree cameras and this one doesn't get the same coverage. But for the price, this is a good camera.
1548302
Great question! I bought mine for similar work. At low mag the camera will be focused at about 12" from the work. As you go up to high mag, the camera will need to be closer, and sitting on the part at max. With camera about 6" from work, the magnification is really good for wires in the 0.002" - 0.010" range.
812085
full 90 degrees in both directions. invest in a good small hood too (mine was about 20$), and always carry a backup set of batteries, this flash can kill a set pretty quick if you're doing a photoshoot or reloading it quickly. great flash for the prIce tho!
1315305
You will have a hard time seeing hits at 500 unless you are using some of those Splatter targets. Also the higher quality tripod the more detail you will be able to see. At that distance if you touch the scope the image will move around too much to focus clearly.
572073
It has a 4mm focal length, with a 54 degree viewing angle. The lens and camera were exactly what I wanted. The night vision was great. The software was a nightmare.
999751
No. I just checked the dimensions of that camera vs the dome and your camera is a bit too big
532813
Haven't really measured it, but I have gotten a couple of pretty funny candid shots of myself setting it up and/or taking it down. It will focus in pretty close. I can tell you that a squirrel climbing across the front of the camera is out of focus however. I can also agree with another answer stating that you're more limited at any appreciable distance. Even 50 yards is a reach. This camera has a fairly wide angle lens, and targets reduce in size very quickly as they get farther away.
693321
It's last years Trophy Cam. Model 119447. I got the one in Camo. I did a lot of research before buying this one. It was a last years left over. Great pictures. I had a friend that just got back from Africa, they were using nothing else but Bushnells on video. I couldn't be more pleased. I paid around $150.00 for it. The only other one I've ever had to compair it to was a Wild Game.
1228608
I am considering purchasing this camera. All the reviews have been helpful. I have noticed no-one has commented on the outside temperature. The below 0 and the -25 below I think would be a problem even if mounted under an eve or overhang. If any one has any experience with this fact I would appreciate their input. Also any comments on a window mount. Thank you in advance for your input.
654955
Just estimating from our cameras, I would say 120 degrees. Quite a good view span. We are very happy with them. We have 4 now.
32397
About 45 degrees ... I had to use two to light up an area about 30'x10', mounted 8' up and 10' apart, with the camera centered about 4' above them
2104877
The viewing angle is at 3.6 and I have seen some lower at 2.8. The higher the number the more narrow the viewing angle. I have this camera and I like it quite a bit. The wider the viewing angle is the less clarity you will have at a greater distance. if you can find a camera with a manual zoom from 2.8 to 12mm and a sony Exview HAD CCD2 sensor then that is a much better camera. I have that one too and it is very nice. I am going to send you a title description now and if you copy and paste it in the search you will find the camera that I love. copy and paste this...... GW Security GW115H Professional 1/3-Inch Sony EXview HAD CCD II Vandalproof IR Dome Security Camera - 700 TV lines... This is a very nice camera. I hope this helps
1190880
You will first need to open up the camera's glass dome; inside the dome you'll find 2 chrome knobs located right underneath the camera lens. You'll need to twist on both knobs to adjust the camera's viewing angle (40-115degrees) and viewing distance (40-120feet)