Give Away Contest - Bullseye Camera System

[PJ BAD]

Add my name to the contest. Thanks

 

[cqcscout]

thanks this is great!

 

[johnler]

Thanks for the opportunity, hadn't made my "Buy Now" yet.

 

[Seekers]

Lots of contests that I would have really liked to win, but I'd LOVE to win this!

thanks for the chance,

Seekers

 

[lsm62]

thanks this would be great.

 

[PaLuke]

I'm in. Thank you

 

[melsdad]

Thank you for the opportunity! What a cool looking product!!

 

[Buano]

It's sad that a system that looks so promising won't work with a Mac. As an Apple user I would have to find some work-around. I was very interested in the product until I was it's Windows only. Obviously it's not as advanced as it first appeared!

Give it the ability to talk to a Mac & I might buy one!

 

[BullseyeCamera]

It's sad that a system that looks so promising won't work with a Mac. As an Apple user I would have to find some work-around. I was very interested in the product until I was it's Windows only. Obviously it's not as advanced as it first appeared!

Give it the ability to talk to a Mac & I might buy one!

Not working on a Mac has nothing to do with how advanced the product is - however we are working on iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android versions for release later this summer

 

[Buano]

Not working on a Mac has nothing to do with how advanced the product is - however we are working on iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android versions for release later this summer

Multi-platform functionality is definitely a measure of how advanced consumer computer applications are. It's good that you are planning an iphone version, but not having a Mac compatible version is sad. Many of us that want the highest technology have Macs because they are better computers based on speed, performance & reliability. Yes, Dell computers are cheap, but that's not the best measure of advanced technology.

 

[BGE541]

Entered, Thank you.

 

[BullseyeCamera]

Multi-platform functionality is definitely a measure of how advanced consumer computer applications are. It's good that you are planning an iphone version, but not having a Mac compatible version is sad. Many of us that want the highest technology have Macs because they are better computers based on speed, performance & reliability. Yes, Dell computers are cheap, but that's not the best measure of advanced technology.

Being in software development for 30 years and involved with Apple products and Windows based systems since they came out - I do have extreme insight into both systems. Each has their advantages and disadvantages. I own seceral of each and they each excel and fail in different aspects. A software product not supporting one or the other has nothing to do with the level of technology nor sophistication of the product. As developers we want to support as much as we can - in this case and with our users the Windows machines out number the Macintosh systems so our first platform is Windows - in addition the cheaper laptops often make better range laptops due so the fact that many people don't want to take an expensive computer to the range.

I want to make this clear so people aren't mislead into thinking our product is not advanced or sophisticated because we don't yet support the Mac platform. We do look forward to supporting as many operating systems as we can - we want everyone to be able to use our products

 

[CADDIE5]

Will this system work when setup behind 1000yd pits? Then I would not have to have someone in the pits pulling my target and scoring when I'm practicing. Will this camera be able to show the full frame for 1000yd. palma targets? --6 foot wide. When will the smartphone software become available--droid or I phone??

 

[BullseyeCamera]

Will this system work when setup behind 1000yd pits? Then I would not have to have someone in the pits pulling my target and scoring when I'm practicing. Will this camera be able to show the full frame for 1000yd. palma targets? --6 foot wide. When will the smartphone software become available--droid or I phone??

We have tested the system to 1790 yards with clear line of sight. We used it at the Sacramento Valley Shooting Center at the NBRSA competition doing exactly what you are referring to without issue.

We are working on iOS and Android support now.