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I was out on Monday scouting to see if the geese were moving and did some fishing until dusk. The fog was VERY thick, I could see about 2-3 feet in front of the toe of my boot and it was about 4 feet high. Very low on the ground too.Anyone find that early morning pictures from their trail camera seem foggy?
Day time pictures look perfectly good. Could it be the temperature?
Wonder if it could be dew in the lens.
What would be a problem seen by many to be caused by morning dew is actually a common ploy used by various animals to mask early morning amorous activities. If you setup a well hidden camera pointed in the direction of the problem camera you may see a deer, cougar, etc. standing to the side of the camera intentionally breathing on the lens causing it to fog up. Once they have fogged the lens they have a short window of time they can get frisky without worry of their friends and colleagues seeing them on farcebook.
(yes dew it is)
Could be the IR night mode still activated. Right when the camera is on the verge of not needing IR light anymore it uses IR and takes some pretty hazy pictures. In reality there is probably plenty of ambient light but a PE sensor in cam controls this and also exposure so images in this in between time suffer. Of course this is a bit of conjecture on my part but seems to ring true with my cams.
Yep. Done that more than once myself!In "the old days" we used to just spit in our masks.
Now a days you would probably go to jail for that.
umm... eww!Just counter the dew on the lens with dew off your Lilly...