It's been almost exactly six months since I placed my order for one of Wingscape's new BirdCam 2.0 products. The new addition to the Cary BirdCam fleet has performed as advertised: we're enjoying higher resolution images, and have also picked up solid images from predawn hourse delivered care of the flash feature. So far I have had no important problems of any kind with the product. The BirdCam--in my experience-- was, and remains a reliable and sturdy device. The only trouble I have experienced is that the lens does fog up during heavy rain events. But hey, that's a pretty minor complaint, for after all, there are not that many birds on the feeders when it rains that heavily! So if you are considering buying a BirdCam 2.0, I believe you'll have a very satisfactory experience. I'm ready to enjoy my next six months of photography with this marvelous device!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
BirdCam 2.0 At the Midyear Mark
It's been almost exactly six months since I placed my order for one of Wingscape's new BirdCam 2.0 products. The new addition to the Cary BirdCam fleet has performed as advertised: we're enjoying higher resolution images, and have also picked up solid images from predawn hourse delivered care of the flash feature. So far I have had no important problems of any kind with the product. The BirdCam--in my experience-- was, and remains a reliable and sturdy device. The only trouble I have experienced is that the lens does fog up during heavy rain events. But hey, that's a pretty minor complaint, for after all, there are not that many birds on the feeders when it rains that heavily! So if you are considering buying a BirdCam 2.0, I believe you'll have a very satisfactory experience. I'm ready to enjoy my next six months of photography with this marvelous device!
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