Crenova Trail Camera with 32GB SD Card 20MP 1080P IP66 Waterproof Night Vision Game Hunting Cam for Wildlife Scouting Monitoring with 47pcs 940nm No Glow LED 120° 65 ft Detection Range 2.4” LCD

In order to arrive at the 20 megapixel rating, something called interpolation is done. Basically, it is an algorithm for improving a As you do not get what you think you are paying for, this should be made clear in the product description. The same amount of money can be spent on a device with 20mp resolution.

Braden Warner

| Jul 30, 2020

I have just received my first trail cam and I am extremely impressed with its features. I'm impressed with its The rugged case is compact, lightweight, sturdy, and lockable The camera came with a 32MB SD memory card the mounting bracket and strap was included as well I added an extra latch to the door The packaging for the product is excellent and the description is very detailed User manual that is very well written. I found the LCD screen and its navigation buttons convenient for setting up the unit, but the user manual instructions did not correspond completely to some of the available menu options. It is a great feature to be able to see the red and blue icon lights for the LED side and front sensor when setting up the camera alignment in Despite their differences, still photos and videos were both captured properly and were of high quality. I will continue to test its performance and functionality in the field as I continue to use it. Overall, this camera has performed well. This update is My concerns were not addressed by Crenova customer support, however. Their responses are as follows 2) The LCD menu offers the option of setting the IR distance (Near/Med/Far) after the setting of the Shot Lag and before the Setting of Side Motion Sensors. It is not mentioned in the User Manual (page 11) how to set up this IR Distance setting. 2). On page 17 of the User Guide, in the section titled Viewing/Deleting photos/videos, it states, "Use the left/right arrows to zoom in/out. ". For some reason, I was not able to use this feature. In any of the LCD menus, I had trouble finding Slide Show.

Hugh Jacobson

| Nov 04, 2020

Friendly to the environment. A review of the PH760 Digital Trail Camera***The first thing I liked about this camera was the size, apparent quality of construction, and the fact that it uses either lithium or Alkaline batteries. My preferred method of communication is via e-mail I tested Panasonic's rechargeable batteries in weather with rain and snow during the Pacific Northwest winter between 20° and 40°F and found the batteries last for about 7-1/2 years The activation period is 10 days for both video and still cameras. A cold environment is the main factor that reduces battery life. Lastly, we have several of the features that are built into modern units, which it seems are in almost everything digital The manual is what I would consider basic. It is better than some for digital electronics but not the best. A good technical writer could upgrade the manual and create a YouTube video on some of the operating nuances that would be helpful to those who prefer written data over visual learning (like me). In reality, as with most digital tools today, the key to familiarizing yourself with it and learning how to operate it properly is to simply sit down and play with it , and eventually get a handle on it, as You should only use the manual as a In the near future, I would like to buy several more of these amazing.

Halle HARTLEY

| Aug 25, 2020

Taking both photos at night with the camera was a surprise, as we were amazed at its night vision capabilities. Since our camera was set to video, if you do not see clear photos, this is because my husband captured screen shots of the video so I could share them Several videos were taken during the day, but the sun in the trees camouflaged the deer and you had to look hard to see them, so we did not I recommend getting lithium batteries for this camera, as they last longer, and you don't want to have to check the batteries every day. The camera is simple to use and has a good sized screen. It takes AA batteries and I recommend getting lithium batteries, as they last longer. You could instead set it up to take photos instead. We take ours down once a week just to check the video. I thought the camera turned out great. Simple instructions and easy installation on the side of a tree make this product easy to use.

Atticus Barnett

| Feb 26, 2021

In a nutshell, The only thing I did for my trailcams was purchase some of these inexpensive cameras I found on Amazon, since I was just getting started. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on high end cameras. This is the fourth trail camera I have purchased on Amazon throughout that time. I removed one brand from the list since then. The site is working as it should, but I don't understand why they were removed. As of now I am impressed with the quality of images and videos I have been able to get from trailcams that cost $40 to $50 A $50 donation. Most trail cameras that I bought and I think most trail cameras come with wide angle lenses. There is no doubt that this is a very powerful product, but I am still amazed by the quality and range of photos and video they take from a few inches in front of the camera, to 75+ feet away, Here's a simple close-up of the close-up I'm posting an up with this review, as I've caught a deer hunting through my trail camera. In all the others prior to this one, Crenova, a microprocessor is used The SD card has a microSD slot. These cameras can't handle SD cards because they're too small and too hard to remove. I'm still learning (there's always more to learn). The Crenova is a good buy because it uses a 6-inch external, full-size SD card and a port to connect an internal, full-size SD card Like my other cameras, this camera also uses a volt battery. Pulling my cards each day and looking at them is something I enjoy doing. A full-size SD card is much easier to remove and handle than a micro SD card. Using sealed 6-volt batteries, I made wiring harnesses and bought some sealed 6-volt batteries For my cameras, I use batteries that operate at 12 volts. The trailcam I have connected to one of my cameras is also powered by a solar panel made specifically for trail As the batteries are being set up, I rotate them around. It is possible for the solar panel & inverter to malfunction if left alone. It is theoretically possible for a camera to run indefinitely on one battery. Besides the batteries, solar panel and materials for making wiring harnesses, Amazon provided the materials for this project. There are only daytime photos and videos on my computer So far, this camera has produced a video. From the examples posted, you can see that they look really good. Hopefully, I'll get some good nighttime pictures in the future so I can add them to the review.

Jaime Baker

| Mar 11, 2021