Setting up a wireless camera trap...

How to set-up a wireless camera trap with our new Camtraptions PIR v3 Motion Sensor.
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[@CryptoCoyote-py3dd]

Got it today- unboxed it, set it up on an old Canon 6d. Works!!!!!! Will fine tune the settings over the next several days. Stoked! Great product man!

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

Great. Glad to see that you're still hard at work. Hope all is going well for you. Thanks for the video.

[@kevinhurt7119]

Wish you'd do some tutorials on the various switch settings, luminosity, etc. The manual is not user friendly.

[@juandediosmoralesnunez7945]

Hi Will! I bought 2 recievers and 1 transmiter and. the PIIR sensor. If II have to reciever. and 1 transmiter, which one should. go into. the. camera? and If. I want to set up 2 flashes? Is there one extra transmiter. or reciever. I should. get?

[@FootprintPhoto]

Just bought the sensor and you really need to do a "here's how to set it up and use it" video. In your video I cant see any cable coming out of the receiver into the camera so not sure whether it's a cold shoe or hot shoe mount. I also cant work out whether the PIR transmitter needs batteries or not,. it all seems well screwed down - can you help please?

[@gaspardjeancler5562]

which program do I have to use for the last set up, please ? thanks I did'nt find the solution

[@drumbatter100]

I have just purchased this and it looks a good bit of kit which is well made. I do have a problem that when used at night the flashes switch off after an hour. I am using 4 Godox V860ii’s fired remotely with a Godox transmitter on a Canon 5D mk4 which is fired wirelessly by the Camtraptions V3. Is there a way of firing the camera and flash every 55 minutes or so to keep it all live or another way around this problem.

[@hannahnorris9487]

Would the sensor work through a window?

[@ericmailander3361]

If you do a tutorial, please try to find time to answer questions!

[@sathwicks2111]

How can I buy it in India

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

Sending you wishes for a very happy Christmas. All the best to you and yours.