WiseEye Mini Cam Cellular Trail Camera Verizon Wise Eye 4G LTE

Description

WiseEye Mini Cam Cellular Trail Camera Verizon

Simply a Better Trail Camera.

Features:

• Automatic Species Recognition of both Pictures and VIDEOS
• Largest Cellular Images
• Activity Charts and Graphs
• Best Time Hunt Predictor
• Supports Up To a 32GB SD Card
• See Only the Images You Want to See
• 0.6 Second Trigger Speed
• 16 Megapixel Image Sensor
• Long Range Cellular Antenna
• 65ft. IR Flash
• Simple Data Plans

Simply a Better Trail Camera.

Automatic Species and Antler Recognition in Pictures and VIDEOS
WiseEye was the first company in the outdoor market to introduce Species Recognition. We did it in our feeders years before other companies even knew it existed. Because of this we have the best deer recognition in the industry. We can find the deer in your images and even in your VIDEOS. We automatically sort out the images from your Smart Cam based on species such as Deer, Hog and Turkey. You only have to look at the images you want to see and never have to see the others again. We even FIND ANTLERS automatically in many of your deer images.
Largest Cellular Images
Most Cellular Cameras limit your images to very small grainy images that look terrible. They do this so they can force you to request a large HD image, which costs extra. NOT WITH SMART CAM. Our images are the largest transmitted cellular images in the industry, often 3-5 times bigger than the competition.
Activity Charts and Graphs
Best Time Hunt Predictor
See Only the Images You Want to See
Want to have every picture your camera takes sent you via email? No Problem. Want to only see the pictures of deer? No Problem. Prefer to only get a daily or weekly report that shows you the numbers? No Problem. You get full control of your scouting with Smart Cam.
Simple Data Plan
Data Plans for cellular cameras are complicated and full of fine print, except for Smart Cam. We have one price that covers all of the data and storage you will need. Need to add additional cameras? No Problem. The new camera will get it’s own set of images and won’t have to share with the first one.