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Moultrie Game Spy D-40 Megapixel Game Camera | 
 enlarge | Brand: Moultrie
Category: Sports
List Price: $119.99
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Rating:  83 reviews
Sales Rank: 24086
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 11.4 x 8.6 x 5
MPN: MFH-D-40
Model: MFH-D-40
UPC: 053695123691
EAN: 0053695123691
ASIN: B0013R8HZE
Release Date: June 27, 2008
Availability: Pre-Order (1-2 Business Days)
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| Features:
| • | Equipped with an infrared motion sensor | | • | Contains 16-megabyte of built in memory and is a 4.0-megapixel camera | | • | Comes with adjustable elastic mounting cords | | • | Customizable image resolution, format, multi-shot mode, and ability to imprint images | | • | 2-inch LCD monitor with setup menu |
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Product Description
Moultrie Game Spy D - 40 Digital Flash Trail Camera... a game scout you can depend on! Friend, here's a great Game Camera that lets you begin monitoring deer patterns on your land! It has all the essential features you need to start taking pictures and tracking game with its quick trigger time, long-range flash and generous battery life. Affordable, and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed by me here at the Guide! Picture these fine features: 4.0 megapixels; Rapid response time captures moving game; 60-day battery life; 45' white flash ensures optimal, viewable shots; Imprints time, date and camera ID on every photo or video; Takes day or night color pictures; Makes video clips during the day; Laser and IR aim for quick and precise camera setup; Multi-shot pictures (up to 3 shots); Weather-resistant, airtight camera housing and seal; Operates on 6 D-cell batteries (not included); 1-yr. limited warranty. Order yours today... it'll pay off when hunting season's here! Moultrie Game Spy D-40 Digital Flash Trail Camera
Amazon.com Product Description
Find the best stands on your property with the Moultri Game Spy D-40 digital game camera. With an infrared motion sensor with a range of 30 feet and 22 degrees, the camera delivers clear footage of moving game, day or night, with multiple operational modes to meet all of your needs. With an average battery life of 60 days, the Game Spy D-40 gives you the ability to spy out the game even when you're away for days at a time. Adjustable elastic mounting cords make it easy to mount the camera in trees or other stationary locations. The camera responds rapidly with FDA Class 2 laser aiming and a passive infrared sensor that activates as soon as motion is detected. Pictures are clear and easy to read in full color day and night, with 4 megapixel images that can be shot in low, medium, or high resolution. The Game Spy D-40 is equipped with multiple modes to meet all of your game finding needs. Auto mode activates the motion sensor, allowing you to leave the camera alone to capture images while you are not present. In automatic mode you have the ability to capture still images day and night with or without flash operation, 10-second AVI clips-video images during the daytime that will automatically switch to still photos with the flash in low light situations, and capture multi-shot images of up three shots. The camera is also equipped with a handheld-removable manual operation, and a setup mode that allows you to customize menu settings. The electronic flash can be set to automatic or in off-security mode. The flash range is from five to 45 feet. Designed for multi-day, automatic use, the Game Spy D-40 has a built in memory of 16 MB of video and picture storage. Up to four GB of additional SD memory can be added. The camera images can be accessed via the 2-inch LCD display or output to a TV or a computer via USB. The camera imprints still and video images with date, time, and camera ID so that you always know exactly when the stand is active. With a weather-resistant, airtight camera housing and seal the Game Spy D-40 allows you get the most out hunting season, saving you hours of time in spying out the best locations without detection or interference so you can discover the natural game patterns. Specifications: - 4.0 Mega pixels
- Picture resolution (pixels): Low/Medium/High
- Format: JPEG-Still pictures, AVI-video clips
- Color day and night pictures
- Video clips during the day
- Multi-shot pictures (up to 3 shots)
- Imprint time, date and camera ID on every photo or video
- Built in memory: 16 MB stores in pictures or video
- Maximum external SD memory: up to 4 GB (optional)
- Weather-resistant, airtight camera housing and seal
- Laser and IR aim
- Laser aiming: FDA Class 2
- Infrared sensor: Passive, activates when motion is detected
- Infrared sensor range: 30 feet, 22-degree width
- Picture delay: Variable, 10 minute to 60 minutes
- Sequential delay: 15 seconds between still pictures
- Electronic flash: Automatic or off-security mode
- Flash range: 5 to 45 feet
- 2-inch LCD display monitor
- LCD display panel: Displays menu items for setup settings
- Image output: TV out, USB out, optional SD card
- USB output: Requires PC with Windows 2000/ME/XP
- Power supply: Standard or rechargeable 6-D Cell batteries (not included)
- 60-day average battery life
- Adjustable mounting: Elastic mounting cords
Manufacturer Warranty
One year
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 83
 Defective from day one.... September 7, 2010
CM
The camera I received was defective from day one. It will work perfectly until it goes into sleep mode. After that, it is unable to 'wake up' and is completely dead.
I tested the camera several times the day I got it and thought it was great, but I was not waiting very long between pictures. It was only after I left it in the woods for 3 weeks, that I discovered the problem. VERY DISAPOINTINED.....
It appears the camera enters sleep mode 5-10 mins of no activity.
After the fact, I checked online and this appears to be a common problem. Too bad for me.... :(
Terrible pictures August 21, 2010
Ames Gilbert (Grass Valley, CA USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Here are some facts after using this camera for a year.
First, the picture is definitely not 4 megapixels quality (I have an old 3 megapixel camera to compare it with, and I'd say it is more like 0.4 megapixel, with quality like a still taken from a video). The picture also is often severely banded, and if taken at a time of day with sunshine and shadows, washes out the light parts almost completely.
Secondly, it is a power hog. I bought rechargeable NiMh D cell batteries (it takes six at a time), and these must be replaced about every ten days.
But the worst fault is that the camera keeps turning itself off. I take the card out each Saturday to see what has been going on around my pond (my wife and I are keen naturists), and my diary says that about three quarters of the time, the card has pictures from the first day or two, then nothing for the rest of the week.
So, save your money for something better, this is not worth your while. The pictures are good enough you can tell that "it is a deer", but nothing more.
Very, very disappointing.
 moutrie game camera August 18, 2010
David Wittkamp (JACKSON, OHIO, US)
we haven't used it as yet but many people have told us it's a very good one and we are looking forward to seeing what's in our backyard at night while we're sleeping.
great came August 16, 2010
chris,nc,wwe
I got this cam about two moths ago and have had it up for three weeks I only have it set on mid quality pictures and it takes great pictures
Problem with Moultrie D 40 August 15, 2010
Woodworker (VT)
I was given this camera almost 2 years ago. I first noticed that the elastic cords for attaching it to a tree with too weak so I used stronger, and longer, shock cords. Soon two of the plastic tabs broke but I was able to rivet some metal ones on that worked okay. The camera was taking adequate photos until it suddenly quit a couple of weeks ago. I tried calling their technical support center but was told that there would be a wait of 49 minutes. I then found their website and emailed them although they said they could not respond for 4-5 days. That was almost 2 weeks ago. I have written the supplier who sold the camera for their assistance although I don't expect to receive any. I would advise anyone who wants a game camera to avoid this product and find another manufacturer. Also, try www.chasingame.com to find reviews on other products.
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