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<blockquote data-quote="Escopeta" data-source="post: 1213907" data-attributes="member: 96884"><p>Hi, I'm a new member but long time lurker/learner. </p><p></p><p>A group of friends and I are in the process of researching and reviewing target cameras and appreciate your review and information. I have a couple of questions that you might be able to answer, if not I can just call the company but prefer to ask someone that used the unit "from scratch". </p><p></p><p>Firstly, my/our intended usage spans the spectrum from 100yrd sight-in and load development testing, 300-400yd ladder testing for new rifle load combinations and finally long range target validation on steel plates out to moderate hunting distances (1k and closer). </p><p></p><p>The two primary questions I have are as follows: </p><p></p><p>1) In the case of ladder testing, we often use pretty large cardboard target frames and target paper. Maybe 4' x 4' or slightly larger to ensure each round is captured. All of the examples I see seem to be relatively small targets and the camera is "zoomed in" to the target. Do you foresee any challenges with being able to "pan out" to a larger target surface and still be able to see impacts, and most importantly to ladder tests, the order of shots? </p><p></p><p>2) In the case of steel targets, if you are shooting on a windy day and miss the steel plate, is there a way to "play back" the shot so that the shooter might be able to make a windage correction? The goal is to use this product instead of only shooting with a spotter and I'm wondering if there is a way to track the dust puff or playback the shot. It didn't sound like the live video feature offered that. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, thanks in advance for any insight you might have on these specific scenarios. Maybe we are different from other shooters but it seems like these features would be useful to us at least.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Escopeta, post: 1213907, member: 96884"] Hi, I'm a new member but long time lurker/learner. A group of friends and I are in the process of researching and reviewing target cameras and appreciate your review and information. I have a couple of questions that you might be able to answer, if not I can just call the company but prefer to ask someone that used the unit "from scratch". Firstly, my/our intended usage spans the spectrum from 100yrd sight-in and load development testing, 300-400yd ladder testing for new rifle load combinations and finally long range target validation on steel plates out to moderate hunting distances (1k and closer). The two primary questions I have are as follows: 1) In the case of ladder testing, we often use pretty large cardboard target frames and target paper. Maybe 4' x 4' or slightly larger to ensure each round is captured. All of the examples I see seem to be relatively small targets and the camera is "zoomed in" to the target. Do you foresee any challenges with being able to "pan out" to a larger target surface and still be able to see impacts, and most importantly to ladder tests, the order of shots? 2) In the case of steel targets, if you are shooting on a windy day and miss the steel plate, is there a way to "play back" the shot so that the shooter might be able to make a windage correction? The goal is to use this product instead of only shooting with a spotter and I'm wondering if there is a way to track the dust puff or playback the shot. It didn't sound like the live video feature offered that. Anyway, thanks in advance for any insight you might have on these specific scenarios. Maybe we are different from other shooters but it seems like these features would be useful to us at least. [/QUOTE]
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