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Dustin Loveland

• September 07, 2019 20:31

I can’t mount my camera anywhere I want too without taking a pile of scenery pics . I have the sensitivity turned down and it still keeps sending pics. Only works in heavy shaded areas which is ridiculous. I’ve tried different trees different angles even different properties and it ends up being the same.

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  Elizabeth Swoope

  • September 07, 2019 20:37

  Sensitivity should usually be set to normal. Are you posting to the forum from a device that shows the little picture symbol when you post a message? If so, can you post some sample photos? Is there vegetation in front of and close to the camera? 

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  Dustin Loveland

  • September 07, 2019 21:34

  I had it on normal but it was still doing it. I turned it to low same deal. There was definitely no branches or grass or any vegetation or anything in the way. Just shadows. I don’t have a picture at the moment.

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  Elizabeth Swoope

  • September 07, 2019 22:07

  Unfortunately, if the camera is monitoring an area with both deep shade and bright light, you’re likely to get false triggers. You may want to use start stop times and set longer trigger intervals during the problem time of the day and regular interval during the rest of the day.

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  John Lockburner

  • September 08, 2019 01:21

  Low will actually increase sensitivity, try changing it to high. Any chance you have timelapse turned on? The letter T would show on the bottom of the picture instead of an M.

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  Dustin Loveland

  • September 08, 2019 18:18

  I’ll go look. I’ll try it on high

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