moultrie I35 question need help

[hookset6969]

Hey guys I just picked up a moultrie I35 and the thing takes great pics of things as long as they are still but if they are moving the pic is blury but everything around it is perfectly clear. Does anyone know why this might be? I'm going to try and call Moultrie tommorow if I can get home from work in time, This kind of upsets me because I have another one on the way. Thanks for any help.

[Gulfcapt]

I think that has to do with shutter speed....Whats the shutter speed or does it say?

[hookset6969]

My manual has nothing to say about shutter speed it just has a feature that you can have a low medium high or enhanced resolution and I have it set on enhanced and I'm still getting blury pics of myself when I walk by it.

[GTOHunter]

I have a Moultrie I-35 trail camera also,if a Deer moves too fast it will be a blurr...just a fact with a slower camera and the IR glows to take the picture so objects in the picture that move very fast will look bad and blurry some times distorting the antlers on a Buck...I've even had pictures taken with my better Moultrie I-60 and all I got was a blurry Ghost picture of what was there..Is the rest of the picture clear..?I can tell You that my I-35 with 4.0 megapixels is pretty lousy at night time with the IR pictures and it doesn't carry very far out either.....I got the D-55IR and it is much,much better.  

[buckhunter85]

why dont you set it for video yuo will be suprised at the quality and what you are missing[8D]

[GTOHunter]

I guess setting the I-35 on Video Mode would help in the picture quality.....only thing about doing that is it will use up more space faster on the SD card and battery life too!

[Wanderer]

Call Moultrie and talk to Ben Reardon. He's the man in Alabaster.