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Flashes for Camera Traps
Introducing our new flash ecosystem for camera trap photography! This now includes solar panels which can be used to keep your flashes running indefinitely.Our flashes have the convenient form-factor and familiar features of a traditional speedlight but built from the...
How to Photograph Nocturnal Wildlife in Infrared
What is Infrared (IR) Photography?Light that comes from the sun consists of a very wide spectrum, and when we look at the world around us we are only seeing it in a very narrow part of this spectrum known as ‘visible light’. The sensors inside digital cameras are...
Announcing our new weather-sealed camera housing
Our new moulded plastic enclosure is strong, versatile, easy to use and completely protects your camera from the elements! It is intended for use in a remote, camera trap and time lapse set-ups. The housing fits a wide range of camera and lens combinations while...
Announcing our new PIR v3 Wireless Sensor
We’re pleased to announce that our new "version 3" wireless PIR sensors will soon be shipping and our pre-order special offer is now open! What's New? We have taken feedback and suggestions from hundreds of users of our PIR v2 to create a new sensor that...
Terry Whittaker – Camera Trapping in the UK
IntroductionSince starting out as a freelance photographer in 2000, Terry has built up a reputation as one of the UK’s foremost wildlife photographers. He has won multiple awards for his work and his images often carry a strong conservation message. Terry’s desire to...
New Multi Cable & Controller for Sony Cameras
We have developed a new camera cable with an integrated controller for Sony cameras that have the Multi-type terminal connector. This includes Sony A7/A7s/A7r range of full-frame interchangeable lens cameras and the A6000, A6500 etc. range. Our new Multi cable makes...
Introducing our New PIR Motion Sensors
We’re pleased to announce that our new PIR Motion Sensors will begin shipping soon! What's New? Our sensors have come a long way since Version 1! Here are three highlights: New weatherproof enclosure with easy access to the controls from the front of the device....
Richard Peters, on a Back Garden Safari
Introduction Richard Peters is a professional wildlife photographer from the UK with a style that often takes a priority of light, over subject. During the last year however, he has begun working with camera traps, concentrating on a location he has a personal...
New Wireless Triggers
New Camtraptions Wireless Triggers have now been added to the store. These are an easy way to remotely fire your camera, or trigger multiple off-camera flashes. The triggers are suitable for use in camera traps as they wake flashes when the camera powers up (*see note...
Sebastian Kennerknecht: Tracking Down the World’s Wild Cats
Introduction Sebastian Kennerknecht is a wildlife and conservation photographer based in Santa Cruz, California. He focuses much of his photography on wild cats and the threats they face. Being totally wild cat obsessed, it’s important to him to play a role in their...
Philip Briggs Interview
Introduction Philip was born in Kenya and spent his childhood years living in extremely remote areas, spending much of his time exploring the African bush. These early experiences gave him a great love of wild places and nature, which later developed into a desire to...
Casey Smartt: photographing the elusive
Introduction Casey Smartt is a photographer based out of New Braunfels, TX. He was born and raised in Austin, TX and holds a B.S. in Aquatic Biology from Southwest Texas State University. Casey has had careers as an environmental technician for the steel and...