Reconyx

Infared No glo IR. Reaches out to 150 feet! Image Sensor provides HD images and videos. The nighttime images are crisp and clear with no grain or blur, while the day time photos are rich in color and clear.

720p HD video with audio is more than enough to see exactly what you need to while not eating up valuable space on your SD card.

40,000 Images or 2 Years – load the Hyperfire trail camera up with 12 AA lithium batteries and you can forget about having to swap them anytime soon.

Custom or Preset Options – the Hyperfire has a very simple user interface that allows you to navigate with ease. Go crazy and customize it or use one of the presets Reconyx has already figured out.

Walk test your camera before you leave and make sure it’s pointed exactly where you want it. No more wasting pictures and card space.

1080P High Definition Video with Stereo Audio. Save time, batteries and memory space with Dynamic Video™, exclusively on Reconyx™ UltraFire™ Cameras. Dynamic Video™ automatically pauses the video after 3 seconds of inactivity. The camera then waits for additional movement. If no further motion events occur after 27 seconds, the camera saves the video and re-arms itself. In essence, Dynamic video eliminates the “dead space” in most video sequences.

2.4” Color Display enables a much better user interface with camera programming options as well as allowing playback of images and videos with sound directly on the camera.

Micro HDMI and USB output connections allow the user to playback images and video with sound directly to their High Definition televisions or transfer data to their computer.

Covert Infrared Night Vision Illuminators provide exceptionally clear nighttime images, even at extended ranges of up to 80 feet. Two dedicated camera lenses, one specifically designed to provide rich daytime images and the other to provide clear night time Infrared photography without having to use a noisy mechanical Infrared cut filter. No moving parts means more reliability and totally silent operation in the field.