Description
Alpha Cam Dual Lens No Glow Trail Camera: a dual-sensor SD card camera with an invisible 48-LED black flash and 1080p video.
This is the 1080p version of Alpha Cam’s dual camera design. One sensor handles full-color daylight photos and the other handles black-flash night images, so the camera never has to switch an infrared filter at dusk and dawn. Daytime photos are rated at 30 MP from a 13 MP native sensor. If you mainly shoot photos and want dual-sensor image quality at a lower price than the 4K model, this is the one to choose.
Alpha Cam Dual Lens No Glow Trail Camera specs
| Type | SD card (non-cellular), dual camera |
|---|---|
| Photo | 30 MP (13 MP native sensor) |
| Video | 1080p at 30 fps |
| Trigger speed | 0.3 s |
| Recovery | 1 s |
| Flash | No-glow black flash, 48 IR LEDs |
| Flash range | 80 to 90+ ft |
| Detection range | 80 to 90 ft |
| Burst | Up to 9 photos per trigger |
| Screen | 2.4-inch color viewscreen |
| Weatherproofing | IP67 |
| Standby battery life | Up to 30 months (manufacturer rating) |
| Storage | SD card, Class 10, up to 256 GB (not included) |
Dual Lens No Glow or Dual Lens 4K?
Both use the same dual camera layout. The Dual Lens 4K adds 4K video, a faster 0.2-second trigger and high-power LED flash. The No Glow version records 1080p video with a 0.3-second trigger and a 48-LED flash, which is plenty for most photo-based scouting.
What features help in the field?
Photo plus video mode, up to nine photos per trigger and Time Scan timelapse with two time periods cover trails and food plots. The time stamp records date, time, moon phase, temperature and a custom camera name, and the backlit control panel makes nighttime setup easy.
Where should you set up the Dual Lens No Glow?
The invisible flash makes it a good fit for public land and pressured deer. Strap it waist high, 10 to 20 feet from the spot you want to watch, angled across the trail, and keep it facing north or south.
What’s in the box with the Alpha Cam Dual Lens No Glow Trail Camera?
- Camera
- 6 ft tree strap with metal buckle
SD card and batteries are not included. Use a Class 10 SD card up to 256 GB and standard (non-rechargeable) AA batteries; Alpha Cam states this camera cannot run on rechargeable batteries.
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Alpha Cam Dual Lens No Glow Trail Camera FAQ
Does it need a data plan?
No. It records to an SD card.
Will deer see the flash?
The no-glow black flash is invisible to deer and people.
Can I use rechargeable batteries?
No. Alpha Cam says this camera cannot use rechargeable batteries.
How long do batteries last?
Alpha Cam rates standby battery life at up to 30 months; actual life depends on how many photos it takes.
Manuals, firmware updates and warranty support are on the Alpha Cam official website.
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