Viewing Images; Trophy Room - Cuddeback Ambush Operating Manual

Viewing Images

You will need an external viewing device or computer to
view images. First, remove the SD card from the camera.
Make sure to only remove the SD card when the worm is
not visible. Here is a list of some viewing options.
1) You can view the images with an optional viewer
or a point-and-shoot camera that is able to read
Ambush's images (Note: not all SD based cameras
can view Ambush's images, please test any
camera before purchasing).
2) Replace the SD card with a fresh SD card and take
the original SD card with you to view on your PC
or other device.
3) Cuddeback's CuddeView
view the images, copy the images to a second SD
card and erase the images from the SD card. You
can then put the original SD card back into
Ambush series. CuddeView
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transfer images from multiple cameras to a single
SD card. Go to www.cuddeback.com for more
information on CuddeView
may not be able to copy all the images taken in
Guard Duty mode. If you are using Guard Duty we
recommend you view the images on a computer.)
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viewer will allow you to
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allows you to
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. (Note: CuddeView
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Use Windows PC to Manage Cuddeback
with Trophy Room
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Trophy Room

® software makes it easy to manage your
Cuddeback images.
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Trophy Room
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1) Automatically copies images from your SD card to
your PC and organizes them by year and date.
2) Allows you to rename each folder making it easy
to find your images.
3) Displays sun and moon data for each image, including
moon phase, moon rise and set, sunrise and set, and
moon and sun position in the sky at the time the
image was taken.
Trophy Room
4) Categorizes images as buck, doe, fawn, bear, etc.
There are 28 categories to select from. For whitetail
deer you can enter point count and give deer a name
to allow easy monitoring of trophy animals.
Images
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