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2. Remote camera - Wikipedia

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   A remote camera, also known as a trail camera or game camera, is a camera placed by a photographer in areas where the photographer generally cannot be at the camera to snap the shutter. This includes areas with limited access, tight spaces where a person is not allowed, or just another angle so that the photographer can simultaneously take ...

3. List of digital camera brands - Wikipedia

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   Primos - trail cameras; RCA - camcorders capable of taking stills; previously offered compact digital cameras; Reconyx - trail cameras; RED - Digital cinema cameras; Rencay - digital scan backs; Samyang Optics - photographic lenses: autofocus lenses, manual focus lenses, DSLRs, cinema lenses (also under Xeen brand) ScoutGuard - trail cameras

4. Camera trap - Wikipedia

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   There are non-triggered cameras that either run continuously or take pictures at specific time intervals. The more common ones are the advanced cameras that are triggered only after sensing movement and/or a heat signature to increase the chances of capturing a useful image. Infrared beams can also be used to trigger the camera.

5. Mountain Monsters - Wikipedia

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   In some instances, the team places trail cameras and/or infrared camcorders near the trap to capture photographic evidence of the creature in question. They have caught fleeting, blurry images of what they claim to be the Grassman, Shadow Creature, Cherokee Death Cat, Black Wolf and the Bigfoot from the Tygart Valley on camera, to name but a few.

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7. TopoFusion - Wikipedia

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   TopoFusion has been found useful by those engaged in the sport of geocaching. [11]The software has been used in assisting analysis of GPS routes. A survey reported in 2004 of GPS tracking of motorists visiting the Acadia National Park in Maine, United States was assisted by use of Topofusion to review the scenes visited. [12]