Uncle Milton Pet's Eye View Camera

Great fun for petowners
Great fun for petowners - lets you see what your dog or cat is up to when you are not at home

Catch the dogs in the act!
I bought this as a gag gift for my husband, who is always complaining about the dogs getting on the furniture when we leave the house. We clipped it on our more-active dog for the day and returned to find some blurry (motion?) shots, some furry (sleeping?) shots AND---pictures looking out the back windows, from a vantage point atop the couch! BUSTED!

In order to avoid the possible dunking-in-water some reviewers mentioned, we clipped the camera on his collar slighty off-center. True, the pictures were therefore not axactly from his viewpoint, but close enough. The kids thought this was a blast, even though only half the pictures were clear. We haven't yet tried using it when the dogs are out playing in the yard, but that would probably yield some good results as well.

All in all, a fun find for a dog or cat lover!

Buttons might be reversed
I thought mine was a dud until I realized that the ON/OFF button was actually doing the job of the Timer button and vice-versa. It works fine now.

It needs fairly bright light -- I tried it first in the house but it seems to extend the shutter speed if it's in low light, and with a pet, that means motion blur. Outside, there does not seem to be a problem.

Pet eye camera
Have used on a roaming male cat and non roaming female cat and get a look at their day.

Cat poo cam
The camera functions as advertised, though it's probably more interesting when attached to an outdoor cat. Unfortunately, we're having one issue with it: it's so big, and hangs so low, that when the cats use the litter box, the camera winds up getting dragged through their mess. On multiple occasions I've reached down to unhook the camera from the cat's collar, and come away with a handful of cat poo. Until they are able to make it in a smaller case that doesn't hang so low, I'd be careful!