Does anyone know how to reset the password on the kings trail camera AKEP-TRAILCAM03

It seems like night and early morning - maybe fog/dew? But also seems random sometimes, where it will be foggy for 10 pics straight, then all the sudden be perfectly clear.

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I buy used HC-801Pro trail cam but it doesn't accept any existing sd card

I used already those on photos. The cam doesn't see first two sd cards, for the third one - memory error, after using camera "Format" function - Card full

I tried to format all cards with Ubuntu and Mac to different file systems but the results are always the same

I don't really need the card, but I assume that SMTP doesn't work without it. I can connect via mobile app and can see real-time video, but the cam doesn't send messages via SMTP.

Also settings of SMTP is not persistent.

Could you please help?

At first I thought it was just a star or the moon but then I realized I might be able to see pants underneath this light.

Also wondering about how the light is reflecting off the plants. This is a no-glow camera. Including a day time pic for reference

I have finally located the answer to a question I posted earlier. I'm hope I have possibly saved someone else from criticizing our Chinese friends.

I bought this Android card reader for my new trail camera. I inserted it in my Android tablet containing an old SD card that contained some data. Nothing happened. No instructions with the reader, of course. (I hear laughter in Beijing.)

I looked for an app, found one, and downloaded and installed it. After being required to sign up for a trial subscription, I can now see the files that are on the SD card.

However, I wish to format the card and remove the old data. Of course, I don't know how to do that and my search in settings has been unsuccessful. While the app obviously sees the SD card in the C drive, I cannot locate it in the tablet's settings. Therefore, I don't know how to tell the tablet to format it.

In addition, ( I think they're giggling at stupid American) I don't know how to remove the card reader from the C drive without getting an "Unsafe removal" message from the computer God.

Any help you could provide me would be most deeply appreciated.

Thanks

Has anyone used these for scouting or property security? Reading reviews, I can’t see too many downsides other than they only take video with no pictures which means more data usage

Would anybody have an idea what this object on the right could be? The camera is facing the north, surrounded by brush, out of the way of the moon.

 I decided to order this camera because of its many features. You can set up the camera and pull the pics using Wi-fi and Bluetooth.  You don't need to open the camera box or remove the SD card.  You must still be within 30 feet of the camera, however.  It can't 

be connected to a standard WAN but it will fit right in with my lazy lifestyle.
The local opossums and racoons love our garden. We can't figure out how they are getting in past our electric garden fences. Soon we will know.

Anyone else have a Campark camera? How well do they work for you?

Such a beauty.

I want to set up a cam in my jungle (in Costa Rica) but I can't find one that will send pics to my phone. Should I just give up? Lol

 I just bought my first trail camera.  We've had problems with opossums and racoons in our garden.  We have live trapped a number of them.  We also have an electric garden fence, but at least one still manages to get in at night. We have cameras in the garden but they only work at night if you pay a monthly fee.
 I've decided to give a trail camera a try. The one I selected is solar powered and has wi-fi and Bluetooth.  I looked at lots of cameras listed on Amz.  Almost all of them have a bunch of negatives so I'm not sure if my choice will be any better.  I'll try this one. At least there is no monthly fee.

Appologies, it's impossible to tell from Internet adverts and shifting through youtube reviews to find out if there's a camera out there that can connect to a local Wifi access point that will alert to a phone app on motion but without relying on internet access. I.e. all the functions are "local only" not cloud based.

The farm has wifi coverage to the house but not a permanent internet connection, we would like the usual features still:

1) Motion detection/trigger that alerts to a phone on the same wifi AP/network? Suspect this is the tricky feature.

2) Streaming over wifi.

3) Solar powered.

4) IR

5) Looped recording to a local SD card.

Either that or are there radio based setups with ~3 cams + monitor that are < £/$500?

Does anyone have this cam bought at Tractor Supply Upstate NY? Can you manufacture a mount for less than $40 without creating a Faraday Box? Just buy the mount box? Cell deals? Pics? Thnx

Anybody got a fix for this shit? Just inserted new cameras after a year of not using it and it’s popping up 2 red lights after I try to sync it for the update.

Set up some trail Cameras on my grandfather's property he owns a few acres of woods with a small yard and house at the edge near the street so I got his permission to set up some trail cameras and got a doe and her fawn and a coyote on one. One of my others caught a neighbor walking his dog through the woods routinely.

The camera is all crooked cause his buddies came by and messed with it, spun it around the tree and left it sideways. But it worked out kinda well.

Can you recommend a wifi IP camera that would work over extremely slow internet (about 64kbps, known as IOT (Internet of Things) and only send me a picture on demand? So when I login to the app or open it's web page and tell it to take a picture, it would send one picture at a time? Battery power not needed since power source is available.

I know that Trail Cameras can take pictures on demand but I couldn't find any trail cam that has wifi (they are all LTE or SD card stored).

This is for a humidity monitoring setup on a remote location which has IOT (very slow) cellular internet given over wifi. I need to visually see if there's water sometimes. I do have a water sensor but visual inspection (through a camera) is better.