Bushnell 119440, 119439 instruction manual Parameter Settings Description, High

Parameter	Settings	Description
	(Bold=default)
LED Control	Low, Medium,	Controls how many LED lamps fire
(Multi-Flash	High	when images are taken in low light.
feature)		“High”=all 32 LEDs fire, which is
	Always set to	the default setting. Set to Medium or
	"Low" when	Low if you are getting overexposed
	using the close-	flash photos or will place the camera
	up lenses-only	at very close range to the subject
	8 LEDs will fire.	you want to photograph. In general,
	You may also	select High if most of your intended
	need to "block	subjects will be over 30 ft. from the
	off" some of	camera, Medium for the 15 to 30 ft.
	those 8 LEDs	range, and Low for subjects under
	(see pg.21)	15 ft. away. Note: in video mode, 24
	with black	LEDs fire in both High & Medium
	tape to prevent	(default) settings. Set to Low if
	overexposure at	videos are overexposed.
	very close range.
Camera Name	(Input)	Allows the user to set a custom
		name for the camera. Useful for ID
	See "Using the	purposes when multiple cameras are
	Setup Menu Input	setup, since each camera will imprint
	Screens"	its name on all photos (but not
		videos) it captures.
Video Size	1920x1080,	Selects video resolution (in pixels per
(only affects	1280x720,	frame). Higher resolution produces
video clips in	640x360	better quality videos, but creates
Video or Hybrid		larger files that take up more of the
modes)		SD card capacity (fills up faster). The
		default 1920x1080 is 1080p HD
		video in "widescreen" 16:9 format.
		The 1280x720 setting captures
		720p widescreen HD video. Using
		high speed SD cards (SanDisk®
		Ultra® or Extreme® series or similar) is
		recommended if you will use the HD
		video settings.

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