Recommend a game camera.

[Treevly]

I need one for still shots, not video. High definition resolution is not required. The main assets required are reliability and reasonable quality of night shots. From the reviews I have read, it seems that a somewhat common problem is faulty triggering - that is, a critter will walk through the middle of the field of view and the camera fails to shoot. I don't want to be extravagant, but I'll spend what is required to get those features. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

 

[DARKSIDER]

I need one for still shots, not video. High definition resolution is not required. The main assets required are reliability and reasonable quality of night shots. From the reviews I have read, it seems that a somewhat common problem is faulty triggering - that is, a critter will walk through the middle of the field of view and the camera fails to shoot. I don't want to be extravagant, but I'll spend what is required to get those features. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.

Not sure but maybes take a look at these or ask the vendor rgs maybes he is getting new stock soon

https://www.realgorillaseeds.com/product-category/other/trail-cameras/

 

[Treevly]

Thanks for those.

 

[wh1p3dm34t]

könig sas-dvr0dr11 i used this worked fine, it has a massive amount of ir leds to make nightshots

 

[Big Eggy]

I got a camera that looks like the ones that RGS sell, but it takes a load of regular batteries (6xAA).

It was a family Christmas present mainly for my kids.. Its done a good job of capturing my cat a lot, a mouse, fly on a plant and even a snail. I was sceptical at first but the batteries haven't been changed since December.

Not used it in the field as not really a need round here.

 

[Swamp Thang]

All you ever wanted to know about trail cameras, but were not afraid to ask, can be found in this website.

https://www.chasingame.com/