Reconyx HS2X automatic shooting camera (sensor camera)

A trail camera (sometimes called an automatic camera, sensor camera, or wildlife camera) is an automatic camera that captures wildlife. It is designed to be unattended and installed outdoors, and it is used by fixing it to a tree etc. with the attached strap.

It detects infrared rays emitted from moving objects with heat and starts shooting. It is installed in animal trails and feeding grounds, and automatically takes pictures of animals passing there. Since the date, time zone, temperature, etc. are recorded on the image data at the same time, it is often used for hunting and ecological observation.

The HS2X shoots at an ultra-high trigger speed of 0.25 seconds, so you won't miss shots of fast-moving animals. Up to 10 shots can be taken continuously, and the shooting interval can be set from 0.5 seconds to 10 seconds. You can record videos up to 10 seconds long. Dustproof and waterproof standard IP65, so it can be used outdoors. HS2X equipped with a schedule function of up to 5 if you decide the operating time of the day and shoot

RECONYX

Reconyx has been designing, manufacturing and selling cameras since 2002 based in Wisconsin, USA. Reconyx cameras are made in the United States and are highly regarded in America, the home of hunting, due to the excellent performance of lenses and sensors.

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Information on accessories

You can purchase a security box and python lock separately to protect your camera from theft.

security box

A steel security box to prevent the automatic shooting camera "RECONYX HF2X" from being stolen.

python rock

A cable key to protect your wildlife camera from theft. It's thin and light, so it's suitable for multiple carrying around. locked with a key. Fits most wildlife cameras. *The two keys that come with the cable are dedicated keys for the cable that comes with it. If you purchase more than one, please be careful about managing the keys.

Trail camera useful knowledge

Q: What is trigger speed?

A: It is the time from when the sensor detects the subject to when the shutter is released. If the trigger speed is slow, you may not be able to capture fast-moving animals.

Q: What is No Glow?

A: It is an infrared image that is invisible to the animal's eyes. Suitable for monitoring wary animals. When shooting at night, it becomes black and white.

Q: What is time-lapse photography?

A: It is a method of connecting still images shot continuously at regular intervals and displaying them as a video. Changes over a long period of time can be reduced and observed in a short period of time.

Q: What is the video recording time?

A: It refers to the time that continuous shooting is possible for one shooting. Movie shooting: In the case of 5 to 60 seconds, it means that continuous shooting of up to 60 seconds is possible.