Cuddeback’s Xchange Trail Camera

This model includes a strobe flash module that produces color pictures both day & night. Other interchangeable modules (IR and Black Flash) are sold separately. The Cuddeback Model 1279 is our best Cuddeback color camera ever! Cuddeback Color offers 50 foot flash range that produces stunning color pictures both day and night. It features Cuddeback’s industry leading 1/4 second trigger speed which means you’ll get more images with animals and fewer blanks. A new compact micro housing is ergonomic and handy. The Cuddeback Model 1279 Color X-Change Camera is a totally new concept in trail cameras. Interchangeable flash modules allow the camera to be a color, IR, or Black Flash (modules sold separately). X-Change LED Modules feature 30 LEDs for maximum performance. We have added a ton of cool and innovative features to this model such as Zone Control, Separate Day/Night Delays, Fully Customizable Time Lapse, and much more. The reinvented mounting system makes it easier and more versatile to deploy the camera. With Genius Mount, the user does not bang the camera around while strapping it to a tree; you simply strap or screw the mount to the tree and then slide the camera on and off as needed. Plus, optional mounts (sold separately) allow panning, tilting, and locking. Runs on 8 AA batteries (not included). Accepts up to a 32GB SD Card (not included). 2 year warranty when registered online within 2 weeks of activating the camera.

• Interchangeable flash modules allow the camera to become a color, IR o r Black Flash
• 30 LEDs for maximum performance. Xchange strobe features a 1.5″ strobe with 370uF capacitors
• ¼ second trigger speed. uper-Fast Recovery Speed that is ready for the next picture within 1 second of taking the first
• 20 MP images with stunning daylight color and color night images
• Innovative features, such as Zone Control, separate day/night delays, fully customizable time lapse
• With Genius Mount the user does not bang the camera around while strapping it to a tree, he simply straps (or screws) the mount to the tree then slides the camera on and off as needed