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BRESSER Bird Feeder Camera

Name: BRESSER Bird Feeder Camera
Brand: BRESSER
SKU: BR4040001
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 2.5 (13 reviews)

BH #BR4040001 • MFR #40-40001

13 reviews

Key Features

1.5 MP Resolution
1-Sec Motion Trigger Speed
Minimum Focus Distance: 2"
Uses Seed or Nectar

Enjoy close-up photos of your avian friends with the Bird Feeder Camera from Bresser. Fill the feeder with seed or nectar, and when a bird comes to visit, its movement will trigger the 1.5MP camera's shutter a second later. The camera quietly captures images of birds as close as 2".

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BRESSER 40-40001 Overview

The water-resistant camera module is removable so you can connect it to your Mac or PC and view the images via USB cable. The camera also records to a microSD card.

Captures flight and feeding photos as close as 2" away
Motion sensor activated
Rechargeable battery
1-second trigger speed
Removable camera module for viewing images
Uses seed or nectar

BRESSER 40-40001 Specs

Camera Type

Bird

Imaging

Image Resolution	1.5 MP
Focus Range	2" / 5.1 cm to Infinity
Built-In Flash	None

Motion Sensor

Trigger Speed

1 Second

Shooting Controls

A/V Recording

Connectivity/System Requirements

Wired Connectivity

USB

Environmental

Physical

Memory Card Type	microSD
Battery Type	1 x Built-In
Display	Yes

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.95 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.35 x 6.65 x 5.5"

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How do I know the Camera is on. I dont see a red light

Asked by: Nancy

The first image of this Item on our Site show's a red light. That is how you know the Camera is on.

Answered by: Alex S

Date published: 2020-12-31

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Asked by: denise

Yes it can be used to take photos of hummingbirds but due to the high speed of their wings, I would not expect very sharp photos.

Answered by: Dan

Date published: 2020-10-28

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Asked by: Marguerite

The memory card is removable and can be brought to any photo lab that can download and make prints from digital picture files on the card.

Answered by: Steve

Date published: 2020-07-07

We didn't get the micro card with our purchase. ...

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Asked by: Kathryn

I had my own card working fine.

Answered by: jay

Date published: 2020-05-17

I've tried to get pictures out of this camera ...

I've tried to get pictures out of this camera with no results. The camera does create folders numbered sequentially REC00001, REC00002, etc so the SD card is good. But no pictures. I copied some images from the computer to the SD card successfully, but no pictures from the camera. Can anyone help?

Asked by: Gary

I have exactly the same problem with the second camera , the first DONT WORK AT ALL, the second camera create empty folders REC00001. to REC000xx but all of them dont include a picture

Answered by: Francois

Date published: 2020-02-04

question

I can not get the camera to work?

Asked by: Samantha C.

First, make sure the camera is charged (USB cord). Then put in the micro SD card. Push the small rubber button on the back. In general, you don't see anything happening. If the red light keeps flashing, make sure that a) you have a card inserted b) if it is inserted already and the light is flashing, make sure the card is good: I had a defective one, so nothing worked - when I replaced the card, it worked fine. The micro USB cards seem a bit finnicky.

Answered by: Roberta S.

Date published: 2020-01-22