Wildview EZ Cam Digital Trail Camera

Very picky about which cards it will accept- read the directions carefully! I found it more reliable to download directly from the camera. Short battery life- be aware. Super powerful flash- great outdoors, but if you are using it inside (I needed to see which pet was getting sick at night) it can be so bright it blanks the screen- for me covering the flash with a kleenex made it work well indoors.

I give the camera 4 stars and Amazon zero stars. I like the camera but am disappointed in Amazon. Beware when you order this camera, mine did not come in the original packaging but in a plain brown cardboard box and looked like a refurbished unit. Everything that should have been included was there. I would have returned the camera but needed it urgently and the camera works fine for my use which is daytime only so I do not need the flash. I am not a hunter but the camera did the job of taking a very clear picture of the person who was being seen round my property during the day. I have since bought another camera of the same type much cheaper on eBay and it was in its original packaging and $20.00 cheaper

PROS: WOW! I researched the heck out of cameras before committing because they can be an expense. This very basic camera ROCKS. the pictures are better than my phone! the images are still. Bright Flash. The time delay is great catching a moving image about every 4-5 seconds. We bought this to put by our chicken coop as it has come under attack my nieghborhood pitpuls so being human and not exercising our right to shoot the animals for killing our chickens, we opted to catch the bastards on film. Also helps keep an eye on the kids to make sure they are doing their chores. I can't wait until hunting season when we go scouting for a week and camping this summer to use this to see what we can see at night.CONS: Bright flash. Yes the flash can be a pro and a con. sometimes it is too bright or maybe not bright enough because you can make out the picture...but that may be due to it getting on the tail end of battery life. Speaking of batteries. Definately use top of the line rechargeables or invest in the solar battery unit. I wouldn't say it eats batteries. The costco C batteries lasted a good 4-6 weeks, energizer rechargeables about 3-4 weeks. Now, consider exactly how you will use your camera. It most likely wont be year round but only 3-4 months during the hunting season so maybe buying duracell batteries once a month isnt too bad. also consider where you will use the camera. We live in the Sierra Foothills at 5,500 feet and it can get friggin old and not to mention snow! all this will effect battery life. If you think you will use this in Minnesota or Alaska, you better plan on higher battery use or solar back up.another big Con is having to look at all the awesome pictures. its great to see big came, but around the ranchette, its fun to capture the kids, dogs, turkey, ferrel cats, coyotes, hawks, etc passing by.OVERALL: For the Price and what you get you cant go wrong. I would buy another one if I could justify the need and extra expense in this economy

The camera was incomplete. There was no place for the memory card. Thus, camera won't work. I don't know if I would try another.

Fairly simple to use, still struggling with the date/time set up. I didn't get the English version manual with it and that was a problem. I have a hard time setting up the date and time on this and each time you shut it off it resets all to 2008!.. Overall great little gadget for the money. The graphics are really good. So far no issues with the battery life as I am not using it for too long at a time. Left it on for 2 weeks and it was still good.

The product was alright but not what I was expecting or looking for, but I think it was my own mistake.

I have used these little cameras for about four years and they are very good for the money. The c-cell batteries don't last long though. Pictures are clear and have good color day and night. Simple to use cause they dont have any options--i,e you get 3 pictures and a i minute delay. Trigger time is about 1 sec, which is great for a $50 camera

Great basic camera for the money. The only reason I did not give it a five stars is because you can not change the setting from taking three pictures at a time. Very easy to set up. I use a twelve volt auxiliary battery which compensates for the battery drain of three flash pictures during dark pictures. I now own three of these units.