Customer Reviews
Author: Customer
This camera is super easy to set up and get going in just a few minutes. The menus are simple to understand and the picture and video quality is also very good. The battery life seems to be great as well - I've used it pretty much every day and the percentage of battery left hasn't dropped much, if at all. Would recommend this camera for someone looking for good quality and a very affordable price.
Author: J. S.
I bought this for myself for Christmas '19 and strapped it to the railing of the deck overlooking our New England field and woods. It's easy to set up, waterproof, takes good photos and video, is well-made, and generally does what it promises to do, all of which by the way makes it a pretty strong presidential candidate, as well. Seems like a great value.Haven't figured out how to set the date yet, but that's the only issue so far, and it's mine.
Author: Beth B.
My brother purchased the T20 a few months ago and we have had great pictures all season. I decided we needed another camera and couldn??t pass up getting a newer model. The camera is great for the money and easy to use. The added feature of the pull string for removal of the battery cover is a great improvement over the T20.
Author: Seth W.
Awesome trail camera takes great clear photos I will Forsure be buying more!!!
Author: That f.
I have 10 of these cams that are constantly in the field. I love them! The night vision brightness is perfect for close up shots, the detection range is better than my other cams, they don't trigger on blowing grass or branches as much as my other cams and the audio in videos is priceless. I have one that sat through a southern Arizona summer in direct sunlight for months and it still functions perfectly. These are great cams for the price! I don't have the capability to post videos but the pics speak for themselves.
Author: GHeins
I have been using trial cams for years. I have used Cuddyback, Moultrie, Victure, and Wildgame cameras and have liked each one for their quality photos and night picture abilities but this Campark is a better camera has performed better then them all so far. The camera is very compact and easy to hide along a tree trunk to mask its profile. This is important so the animals, especially deer do not focus on the camera. It has a very short trigger so you catch any movement without missing the animal. Some cameras only take really good pictures of the rear ends of passing deer. The side PIR sensors are great to catch that quick type of movement as the animals come into view. the Low-Glow IR makes night pictures very clear and the ability to choose your picture quality really helps when you want that increased detail to expand a picture for a close up.This camera is also extremely easy to set up, and try all the different features just to see what you might need for your situation. I have a new Victure camera and I wish I would have bought this Campark camera first as this camera is much easier to use and set up then the Victure. I would highly recommend this camera for anyone, from a beginner to someone who really likes to track their deer movements for hunting purposes.
Author: Customer
Easy to setup. Small in size, so very easy to hang in tree & secure with cable.
Author: lindsay T.
We love this camera it is amazing
Author: 4Birds
Screen grabs from videos: first two are groundhogs in daylight/sunlight, so you can see definition and sharpness. Third photo is of rabbits at dawn, around 5:30 am, so low light but not nighttime. Fourth photo is around 1 in the morning, (raccoon close-up); good definition but the depth of visual field is quite limited in total darkness (no street lamps, security lights, etc nearby). If I set up a motion sensitive light in the area, I would probably have better depth of field in videos overnight. The camera is easy to set up, even for someone who hates setting up gadgets and trying to understand instructions. Takes a lot of AA batteries but we bought the store-brand generic variety and have had the camera on the 'on' mode constantly for several months (it only records when there is activity, though) and battery life is still showing over 85% (camera indicates this, which is handy). The data (photos and videos) is stored on a tiny card similar to the ones in some cell phones. You push it into a slot at the base of the camera, and to remove, you push against it slightly and it pops outward, so you can grab it. The card was purchased separately. The camera itself comes with a sturdy strap that threads through the backside of the camera so you can cinch it tight around a tree or fence post, for example. You also have the option of mounting it in a permanent location. We like to move it around occasionally. We originally bought it due to concerns of trespassing on our property but have documented no further evidence of that; perhaps the sight of the camera itself was a deterrent. Meanwhile, however, we have had a lot of fun checking the card once a week for videos of animals at different times on our property: groundhogs, rabbits, raccoons, coyote. You can easily delete / erase data from the card and clear it while it is in the camera, through the settings. I have not played around with the settings a lot (ie resolution, etc), but it appears there are many options available. I am pleased with the purchase and have had no problems or issues with the camera's workability so far!
Author: John G.
Can't wait to start preparing for our elk hunt!!
