Campark Wildlife Trail Camera 16MP 1080P Night Vision Game Camera Motion Activated up to 20M with 2.4" LCD 44 Pcs Invisible IR LEDs IP66 Waterproof Design for Wildlife Hunting and Home Security

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Really pleased with this! Great pictures and videos of nightime visitors - cats, fox and a hedgehog so far. The instructions were a bit haywire but we worked it out. Here's a video I made of last night, edited and captioned using some software I have on my computer.

I have had this camera for 3months now and I am very impressed with it: I bought it to check out the wildlife in our garden at night and I now know that additionally to the neighbour's cat, we have a resident hedgehog and a visiting fox (see pictures, taken at 5M). You can leave the camera outside continuously (it is definitely waterproof!) and choose to set it to be motion triggered during a specific period of time. I use the "3 pictures burst mode" every 5sec to get the most action (you can set interval from 1sec to 60min). You can choose from 3 shutter speed; time stamp is optional. Filming gives good quality results but the animals being very active I end up with too many empty seconds of movie for my liking. Picture and movie quality in daylight is good as well. Using the camera almost every night for the past 3 months only 20% battery has been used so, this camera is definitely good value for money. Just buy it you won't be disappointed!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This is an impressive camera for a few reasons.It has all the normal features like locking loops for security, multiple mounting options including two Tripod screw points and belt loops for tying with the supplied belt. There is also a Wall or Post mounting bracket and a data lead.The setup menu is similar to other trail cameras and fairly easy to follow. Most settings are explained in the manual, but as usual a few are omitted or hard to understand. The Amazon product page is a great place to post questions if you want help from other users.Like most of these devices this camera records AVI files which can easily be converted to MP4 ones in most video editors if you want to do that.One outstanding feature is the battery life, this is so much affected by the efficiency of the night vision LEDs. I found that High was a good setting for the LED power after trying Low and finding it not quite enough. I have not yet used Auto because high seems an=bout right for our Hedgehog visitors. After one nigh and day on High with 30 overnight triggers and multiple triggers during the day we had used only 5% of the charge from the rechargeable cells I had fitted. We were using 2000 mah batteries, That's pretty good in my experience and the illumination looked reasonable too. We did see slight blurring of the Hedgehog stills, they do move quite fast, the movies looked good though.Still on the Nigh Vision LEDs, these are fitted behind a diffuser which seems like a good idea as this should give more even illumination.The case is the normal strong waterproof build with the large size clips which are easier for my old fingers to manage. Worthy of mention is the camouflage paint job which when you look closely depicts an oak tree.One thing this camera did tell us is that we do have a rat that scampered across the garden in daylight so I suppose I had better set a trap.

This is good fun, but limited practical use in my experience. I used it to see where squirrels were getting into my house. After that I have been using it to see what birds were coming to our feeder. The only problem is, it is easily triggered by leaves moving in the wind. Not the fault of the product, but be aware that if there's any trees about then it will trigger all day with a full load of nothing pictures.The delay in triggering is longer than I had hoped as well. For example the first time I tried it was too out it behind a door and wait for someone to open it. The unit triggered fine, but the video started after the door was open. Depends what you need it for I suppose.Be aware of max 32gb SD card limit.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Had this a while now and given the recent weather its fair so say its been through very very hot and sunny And also we weather. I have found under both conditions the camera had performed well and consistent.I'm surprised how easy it was to set it up and use, downloading video and photo on the laptop is simple to do. The shutter speed is quick and I have many stills of animals moving through our back garden and the picture quality even in darkness in particular is very good and clear. Solid build quality and feels durable.All in all I'm delighted I bought this and would recommend.

I can't think of any dislikes. Takes stills or movies of whatever activates the sensor. I needed to establish whether the fox that killed out chickens was still active. It appears not have some weeks of use. Thankfully only one image of the rat!! Long way from the house so not too concerned. I have numerous photographs of birds and squirrels posing. Pigeons are particularly vain!! (I did put a video on this review but it didn't get past Amazon review team or their was a technical hitch. Video is fine)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  My first experience of a digital trail camera. Very easy to use, bought the camera to find out who was messing about in the garden. Just need to put batteries, the memory card, position the camera and off you go! Collect the memory card a couple of days later and find out what you have caught. In my case a naught little fox who was digging up the garden.

The video quality is very good. This has numerous settings and different timers for pictures as well as video. Don’t forget to order an SD card to go with it. I love the camouflage design so that it blends in with the surroundings. The night vision is good but if you have any light on the camera at night it gives a very distorted picture. So make sure you place it where there will be total darkness, no security light etc. in the vicinity.