What kind of film?

[SaskGuy]

Guys, now that I'm done buck hunting for the year I want to set my cheapo stealth cam out on a scrape line about 1/2 mile from the house, the trees are being destroyed and there are about 30 scrapes along the 1/2 mile treeline. It's used at night only by the bucks until the rut kicks in so I know my pics would be in the dark, what kind of film would you recommend for these nighttime shots, any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[kansasbowhunter]

Hey Kaare, I use Kodak 400 speed film.... Do not use Fuji film in your stealth cam..... I have had nothing but problems with the Fuji film re-winding in my Stealth cam!!!

Post some pics when you get them!!!!

Mark...

 

[SaskGuy]

Thanks Mark, I'm sure there are some good bucks working that line, some big pines trees are pulverized, I'll post some pics when I get them.
Kaare

 

[Shredder]

400 speed is the best for night quality.....sounds like you have a Ripper up there.

 

[savey33]

I use 400 Kodak fim in my Stealth Camera and it works great. I found it funny all of these people who talk down these Stealth Cams and you have people who pay $400 for other cams and they don't even take pics. I do get a pic or two of half a deer once in awhile, but at least the Stealth Cams are taking a picture. Who cares if I miss one here and there!

 

[koba]

200 should be fine!! 400 gets grainy.

 

[kansasbowhunter]

I use 400 because it is better for night time pictures. 200 is grainy on the night shots.

Mark...

 

[1arrow]

Stick with kodack 400 speed its the best for the type of camera you have.

 

[Liv4Rut]

I use polaroid 400 speed, you can get like 4-5 rolls for 5 bucks at walmart and I haven't noticed any difference in quality from kodak vs polaroid. I guess im taking the cheap way out