41mag
Active member
Most (ALL?) game cameras go into a "sleep" mode when the sensors are not activated. If they didn't, and were always "on" and ready to shoot a pic your battery life would be horrendous.
Trigger speed is the time from when the sensor picks up movement and wakes the camera to a ready state and takes the pic.
Fast trigger speed good is for trail watching, where your target may be moving and you need to capture the object. Too slow, and you get an empty pic as the target has moved past the lens by the time the camera woke up.
Placing the camera at an angle (instead of 90 deg) to the trail allows for a wider range or window to sense the object and take the pic.
Trigger speed is the time from when the sensor picks up movement and wakes the camera to a ready state and takes the pic.
Fast trigger speed good is for trail watching, where your target may be moving and you need to capture the object. Too slow, and you get an empty pic as the target has moved past the lens by the time the camera woke up.
Placing the camera at an angle (instead of 90 deg) to the trail allows for a wider range or window to sense the object and take the pic.