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Zeiss ZEISS Secacam 5, 100 degree wide angle Trail Camera
Zeiss ZEISS Secacam 5, 100 degree wide angle Trail Camera
100° field of view - With its large 100° field of view, it is ideal for mounting in tight spots, guaranteeing maximum coverage of your observation area.  Discreet design - Optimised for camouflage, the Secacam effortlessly evades prying eyes.  Detailed pictures - ZEISS lens quality for best-in-class images during the day and at night.  Built tough - The high-precision seal protects the camera from water and the rugged housing even withstands pouring rain and hail.  App-connectivity - The ZEISS Secacam App lets you manage your camera, share it with your contacts, check the camera status data like the battery level at any time and much more.  New this month

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£159.00
Zeiss Solar panel small for Secacam Trail CamerasZeiss Solar panel small for Secacam Trail Cameras
Zeiss Solar panel small for Secacam Trail Cameras
Easy installation, reliable performance - This solar panel is easy to install and provides continuous power for your trail camera.  Environmentally friendly - Not only is this environmentally friendly, but also reduces your battery charging or purchasing costs.  Robust and weatherproof - The solar panel is robustly built and has an IP66 rating against dust and heavy rain.  

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£104.90

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Zeiss Secacam 5 Trail Camera
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Zeiss Secacam 5 Trail Camera
Compact design and light weight - mount the camera in confined spaces, trees, bushes, or other inaccessible places.  Optimised camouflage, effortlessly evades prying eyes.  ZEISS lens quality for best-in-class image quality during the day and at night.  Ready to use in just a few minutes.  Extensive network coverage in Europe.  Reliable App connectivity.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gear

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£199.00 £159.00
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Zeiss Secacam 7 Trail CameraZeiss Secacam 7 Trail Camera
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Zeiss Secacam 7 Trail Camera
Permanently forward facing camera - independent of the front flap so you can check the coverage area on the display and adjust the camera perfectly.  Optimised camouflage, effortlessly evades prying eyes.  ZEISS lens quality for best-in-class image quality during the day and at night.  Ready to use in just a few minutes.  Extensive network coverage in Europe .  Reliable App connectivity.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gear

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£249.00 £199.00

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Zeiss Battery Tray for Secacam 7
Handy spare - This battery tray is a useful spare allowing you to quickly replace all the batteries at once.  AA power - This tray holds 8 AA batteries.  

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£12.90
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Zeiss Cable Lock for Secacam
Security - The braided steel construction ensures maximum security for your camera.  2m long - The 2m length allows you to surround a circumference up to 195cm.  Rubber protected - The cable is covered in a soft but durable rubber coating which makes it weatherproof, non-slip and scratch-resistant.  

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£34.90

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Zeiss Padlock for Secacam
High security - Brass and hardened steel offer top-quality protection.  Discreet - The black matte finish helps to hide it.  

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£12.90

 

What is the best camera to buy for a beginner photographer?

The best camera to buy is whichever one in your price bracket you feel most comfortable with. You can learn a lot with a point and shoot camera. Lighting, subject and timing are far more important to a good photograph than any of the technicalities of the latest digital gear.

Often a compact digital camera is more than enough if it fits in your pocket, will go everywhere with you and is better quality than your phone. 

As you progress, your desire will grow for some good quality equipment that allows you to change shutter speeds, lens apertures and focussing to achieve different effects. You can achieve all of that with a good compact camera.

I learnt with a folding Kodak camera that used a 620 roll film.  It was a (very) long time ago, but significantly after Einstein updated the laws of physics with his theory of relativity. The basics of photography have not changed since the first cameras were built and used almost two hundred years ago.

These days, every camera that we sell, apart from a few Instant and Disposable cameras, has a digital sensor to capture the image together with a screen for live view and playback of the image. Most of the once vast range of compact cameras have now been superseded by the smartphone in your pocket. A few classics, like the Canon Ixus and Olympus Tough, remain as well as the slightly larger Travel Zoom cameras popularised by Panasonic under the Lumix brand name. These have lenses with a zoom range of up to 30x and go places which other cameras, or smartphones, cannot reach.

Even larger zoom lenses can be found on Bridge cameras, so called because they look and handle like a DSLR but are in fact no more than an overgrown compact camera.

SLR cameras, digital or analogue, differ from other camera types in that they have a mirror behind the lens which reflects the light on to a viewing screen and so enable you to see exactly what you are about to take. The mirror swings out of the way when you press the shutter button.  The light from the lens focusses directly on to the digital sensor or film.  As almost all the SLRs are now digital, the acronym has evolved into DSLR.

Mirrorless, once know as Compact System Cameras, look and operate in a very similar way but rely on an electronic viewfinder. Sony A-Series SLT cameras were a half-way stage with a fixed, half-silvered (or pellicle) mirror so that they can still employ the same autofocus system as other Digital SLR cameras. They are gradually becoming redundant as mirrorless autofocus systems improve at an increasing pace.

We only sell products that are imported and backed up by the official UK Supplier.  Every camera comes complete with UK instructions and Warranty.

Almost all come with a battery charger and UK mains plug.  The Canon Powershot zoom relies on you having a USB charger already.  It is likely to be trend that develops in the future as chargers become standardised under EU regulations. 

If you're looking to just rent a camera, we have a number of different options to hire one of our products today.

Want to join a camera club? We've put together a list of local camera clubs here for you to share your passion with others.