Primos Truth Cam 60 Camera

Product Description

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Features and Specifications:

• 60 infrared LED bank
• Nighttime range: 60 feet
• Allows selection of number of active LEDs (more night range or battery life)
• Captures video or still images
• Stamps photos or video with date, time, temperature, and moon phase information
• Supports up to 8 gigabyte SD card
• Trigger speed: 1.5 seconds (0.3-second when camera is not in sleep mode)
• Back lit LED screen with large easy to read menu settings
• Live screen preview for setting up field of view
• Password protection for operating the camera
• Heavy-duty hook strap included
• Molded security cable hole through case for theft prevention
• Comes pre-configured out-of-the-box with default settings
• All settings are adjustable
• Quick instructions are printed on camera door
• Dimensions: 8.75 by 6.625 by 2.875 inches (H x W x D)
• One-year warranty

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This review is from: Primos Truth Cam 60 Camera (Sports)
I purchased one of these about 2 months ago.

Pros: Takes great daytime shots. Only triggers when something is in front of it. Sturdy construction. Long infrared range (with fresh batteries).
Cons: Sub par nighttime shots (very grainy). Goofy rubber boot over sd slot. Missing most usefull timeout settings (5, 10, 15?) and pics per trigger (2). Lousy buckling system (could not tighten strap).

I nearly returned because of the nighttime quality(you can see what is there, you're just not going to be framing any of the shots), but decided the quality of the triggering made it worth keeping. First camera I've had with no false triggers, EVER! Nearly double the infrared range of the Bushnell trophy cam. The timeout settings is not that big of deal. Have it set at one minute. 5 or 15 would cut down on a lot of the shots of the same squirrel or turkeys though. The rubber boot over the sd card slot works, just seems like it might fall off after a while, and it's on the bottom of the camera, so it's always wet after any rain or snow. I don't know why game cam manufacturers can't make a decent mounting system. The adjustable side of the buckle would not hold the strap at all unless I inverted it so the strap bound against itself (not easy to adjust like that). The slots are too big for the strap and there are no grippers and the angles are wrong. I replaced with a generic buckle from my local Fleet Farm (in the camping section), and that holds the strap perfect. And has any of them ever heard of elastic or bungee? That would make things a lot easier. All in all, a pretty good camera. Could have been a great camera though, with a few modifications.