Would this camera capture neighborhood vandals night shots?
748698
Yes it would. But it would need to be aimed correctly and somehow "hidden" from view.
748699
I believe it would as I caught a roof rat robbing a quail nest. Not quite the same but a rat is a rat.
748700
I live in Alaska and it's very dark here in the winter. I bought the camera to catch crooks at night. The camera captures a clean night shot of a person up to about 30 feet. I'm really impressed with the clarity. I think it's definitely worth the price.
748701
Most definitely. Have pics of my son riding his 4-wheeler through hunting property (after he was told it was off limits). The proof was in the picture and he hasn't done it since.
1304102
Probably not. This camera is barebones, with all kinds of electrical potential being exposed to the environment. If you want to use this little thing outdoors, you would have to harden it to electrical interference. The cost to do it right would most likely exceed the price of a "game camera" which is designed for outdoor use.
81282
No. The motion detection would be controlled by the DVR. This is a standard analog camera with infrared for night vision.
1055573
not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it up to something. That might have been a longer answer than you hoped for but there it is. not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it... » Read More not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it up to something. That might have been a longer answer than you hoped for but there it is. « Show Less
1021873
I doubt it, the resolution on this monocular is probably inadequate to your needs. In general, night vision resolution is pretty limited after 100 yards.
1633023
If you set the camera up to take photos at the correct intervals it should (every sec) it should capture the picture. But if its running it probably will be blurry. Not alot of deer run at night unless being chased and remember the pic will be b and w
2165676
It will be perfect for that. Unlike other cameras where you cannot use it for surveillance because a human will see the read light when it takes a picture, this one does not show the red light,... yet takes good pix at night. So that is why I bought the cameras...because it is good for surveillance.
808854
You would need a very bright IR source to do any kind of night shooting. Usually I need full sunlight to take any pictures with this filter.
2227164
Friend the camera records very well in low light day. At night you have to putting on an extra lamp for darkness. and where artificial light very well ... records It is an excellent camera.
1769348
Yes, it has good capability to capture photo at night during video capture simultaniously. I was in a indoor function, my battery was down for my still camera. i took photo using this. it was good. But dont expect like a SLR one.
1884111
Doubt it would work for that. Battery life is fairly short, it's set up for cigarette lighter power. The camera has a pretty wide angle but unless they happen to look directly into the camera when the lighting was good or parked their vehicle in the camera angle it would be of no benefit. Picture what you can see through your windshield, if they vandalized the side or back of you car it wouldn't catch them even if the battery was still good and the motion sensor turned it on.
1703363
It might work if you had external lighting, and plenty of it. Pictures are not clear at all. The camera is designed to take many poor quality pictures so you can see movement and determine the time and place of movement.
1636527
Not sure. Our camera is motion sensitive and used when we are away so we are not doing much recording (we hope).
1459518
No. Just to clarify. This isn't a real camera. It's meant to just look like a camera to scare away potential threats.
235161
I'm not sure, it depends on the TV you have. This camera is intended for surveillance connected to a DVR.
2044466
If you can see it, the Hunten will shoot it. There is an LED that shows from the front. In this case I would be concerned about the neighbor seeing the camera and stealing it. Maybe a piece of tape over the LED. Good luck.
1582817
If you need it for capturing of vandalizing of your property i would recommend you spend on a quality surveillance system and not this item.