emmanuel_rondeau

<p>UPDATE TO THIS OLD POST!<br> It is has been a while, and I have been reminded of this old post by someone on the web. Anyway, I found the solutions to all those problems and wrote a complete ebook to explain how to build efficient DSLR Camera Trap, using CANON Rebel cameras and Nikon SB28 flashes.<br> If you are interested, have a look :<a href="http://www.emmanuelrondeau.com/publications/dslr-camera-trap/">http://www.emmanuelrondeau.com/publications/dslr-camera-trap/</a></p>

<p>Hi There,<br> Professional photographer for the press, I have been working a lot on camera trap for the last 3 years, working with Trailmaster equipment and different species of big cats around the world. I even created a complete guide on how I am doing it : <a href="http://www.emmanuelrondeau.com/publications/dslr-camera-trap/">http://www.emmanuelrondeau.com/publications/dslr-camera-trap/</a><br> I opened this thread because I would be interested to get other kind of experience, such as what camera you used, what kind of images you are getting, what species you are working on..etc..., any experience? let us know!<br> Here is one of my images, an Ocelot in Costa Rica (Corcovado National Park).</p> <p><img src="http://www.emmanuelrondeau.com/Temp/cameraTrap.jpg" alt="" />Regards,<br> Emmanuel.</p>