SD Card help

[jb5001]

When I pull up photos from my browning game camera, the thumbnails load but then immediately they go through and black out most of the photo. Has anyone experienced this before? Is there a way to fix it? is it the camera or is the SD card the issue?
I tried importing to the ipad like I normally do and tried it on two different computers and it does the same thing. Any ideas?

[Mexico]

When I pull up photos from my browning game camera, the thumbnails load but then immediately they go through and black out most of the photo. Has anyone experienced this before? Is there a way to fix it? is it the camera or is the SD card the issue?
I tried importing to the ipad like I normally do and tried it on two different computers and it does the same thing. Any ideas?

I'm my experience your camera is going bad.

[myway]

I'm my experience your camera is going bad.

This is my experience as well. It seems the life span is getting shorter on cameras especially if they are out year round.
Mexico,
I am curious what you run down south and are you running them year round?

[Mexico]

This is my experience as well. It seems the life span is getting shorter on cameras especially if they are out year round.

Mexico,

I am curious what you run down south and are you running them year round?

I buy the cheapest cameras on the market. The 29 dollar ones from Muddy at Academy.

I've been down the road of buying 200 dollar cameras and they last 6 months or a year and I'm over it.

In my opinion they're all junk. I've tried every brand out there and that Mexico sun gobbles them up.

I used to run all year but have found that I find myself fighting camera issues every trip so now I run them from September to January. Saves me a ton of headaches.

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[bcuda]

I have read that the SD cards start to go bad also and will be slow at getting the image loaded and it ends up with a half of a picture only. Try another SD card to make sure before you junk the cam.

[dustoffer]

Manufacturers spending too much on huge pixel count images instead of quality product. We aren't professional photographers trying to make a living selling our images, I just want to see what's visiting and when.

[myway]

I buy the cheapest cameras on the market. The 29 dollar ones from Muddy at Academy.

I've been down the road of buying 200 dollar cameras and they last 6 months or a year and I'm over it.

In my opinion they're all junk. I've tried every brand out there and that Mexico sun gobbles them up.

I used to run all year but have found that I find myself fighting camera issues every trip so now I run them from September to January. Saves me a ton of headaches.

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Thanks. The sun and heat are rough on them up in the panhandle as well. I have been doing the same except with the middle of the road 90$ cams. It seems within 6 months or less the lenses start to weather and that’s when I get the black screen photos like above.