Moultrie Digital Picture Viewer

Access your images in the field and view them directly from your camera's SD card with the hand-held Moultrie Digital Picture Viewer. Equipped with both an internal SD card that allows you to save images and an external SD card slot that allows you to view, save, and empty your camera's SD card, the Picture Viewer enables you to manage all of your game camera scouting photos and videos in the field--to increase the effectiveness of your game camera(s). In addition, the Picture Viewer's USB connection allows you to download all of your images with ease to your computer in just one step.

The Picture Viewer is equipped with an internal SD card slot, an exterior SD card slot, and a USB Port for easy image management.

With the Moultrie Digital Picture Viewer you can:

Copy images from your camera's SD card onto the Viewer's internal SD card.
Delete all or some of the images from your Camera's SD card in the field and put the empty SD card back into your camera.
Scroll through images one by one, or view the images in a slideshow.
Brighten images and zoom in on images.
Scroll through and view movies.
Download all images via USB to your PC.

Picture Viewer Menu Functions:

Delete: Deletes the picture currently being viewed
Delete All: Delete all the pictures on the active SD card
Copy: Copies the currently viewed picture from the camera's SD card to the Internal SD card
Copy All: Copies all the pictures from the Camera's SD card to the Internal SD card
Brightness: Allows you to increase or decrease the picture brightness using the navigation buttons
Slideshow: Scrolls through all the pictures on the active SD card. The Navigation Buttons can be used to advance or go back to previous images.
Movie: Scrolls through all movies on the active SD card. Left button advanced the previous movie, Right Button advances to the previous move, and Enter Button plays the movie.
Photo Index: Quickly scrolls through the pictures by index number by holding down the Right or Left Button. Enter Button allows you to view the picture.

5-Way Button Pad:

Up Button: In Picture-Mode zooms-in on image 3 times before returning to normal size. In Menu-Mode or split screen mode, advances cursor to the option or picture above.
Down Button: In Menu-Mode or split screen mode, advances cursor to the option or picture below. When viewing a picture, this button splits the screen so you can view 4 images simultaneously. When viewing a picture, the button also can zoom-out on the image.
Left Button: advances to the previous picture or movie when viewing images.
Right Button: advances to the next picture or movie when viewing images.
Enter Button: selects the picture or menu item highlighted.
Delete Button: Deletes the currently viewed picture/movie.
Copy Button: Copies the currently viewed picture/movie to the internal SD card.

Specifications:

2.8-inch TFT LCD viewing screen
Dual SD Card slots
Mini USB connection
Accepts SD memory cards up to 16GB
Operates on 4 AAA batteries (not included)

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I use the Moultrie picture viewer to read SD cards at my dozen or so game cameras (mostly Moultrie game cameras) on game trails and feeding sites out in the Minnesota north woods. Because I can view game pictures and videos at my cameras, I can make adjustments to camera locations, positions and settings based on pictures taken. The images on the Moultrie picture viewer are bright and clear, even in bright sunlight (which is more than I can say for other SD card viewers I have used in the past). I can copy pictures or video clips to a second SD card in the viewer if I want to save them or study them later on my computer. As anyone who uses game cameras knows, reviewing pictures from a game camera is like opening presents on Christmas day: there are nearly always great surprises. While I started out looking for big bucks, the real joys and surprises come from the bears, bobcats, turkeys, and other assorted wildlife that pass by my cameras and are photographed. The Moultrie picture viewer just adds to the fun in the field. The only problem that I have ancountered so far seems to be battery life. While Moultrie has greatly improved battery life in its game cameras over the last five years that I have used them, the four AAA batteries in their SD card viewer seem to run down too quickly. But this is a small criticism for an otherwise very handy field tool.