BOGClandestine Invisible Flash 18MP Game Camera with Removable Viewing Screen, Low Glow Image Tagging, Tree Attachment, and HD Video for Hunting, Trapping, Land Management, Security, and Outdoors

I have been using this to track some beavers blocking the stand pipes for my ponds. Works wonderfully and the night time pictures are extremely clear. Bought a second camera/battery combo for another pond's drainage area. Woo-hoo!

Was not sure if I would like this trail camera, but bought at a deep discount because of cosmetic damage. Looks great works fantastic no disappointments. If it lasts for a few years it will be the icing on my cake!

Easy to use and takes great pictures. On board viewing screen in a nice feature. Very good camera for the price point.

The media could not be loaded.  Love these so much I bought three more! I am not a camera expert, but I have struggled with Moultrie and Browning cameras in the past with the multi selections on the left opening of those and the small digital window only to go back out and find I messed up something. I have gone out to find the batteries had halfway popped out inside or they had complicated setups that I never seemed to get right. Also big battery hogs while these Bogs only take six.Also, retrieving the SD cards from the other cameras to take to a laptop to view and not getting back into the camera and forgotten.Or I had to take a special SD card viewer, which turned into pain as well, and something else to keep batteries in and carry.This camera's unique design, with an all-encompassing removable cartridge, is extremely welcomed here. You go no where. You simply view your captures and replace the cartridge back in.The sleeve or cartridge is a viewer itself with a screen; you can watch your vids and view your photos, as holds your SD card along with all batteries. No extra viewer is needed, nor removal of your SD card.Just press a button on the front of the camera, it releases the lock on the viewer/sd card/battery cartridge, pull the sleeve out, and view and move through the simple process to view media.Set up is simplistic and a breeze. I questioned the photo quality when first viewing the screen until I realized this is something you can select from a 2MP - 8 MP to MAX, 18 MP. You can also set the seconds or time lapse between capture. The video setting ranges from 720 to 1080; you can adjust the delay or time-lapse.The cartridge or the "Dominion," as they call it, will format your SD card, and you can delete the entire card or select the photos you want to delete one by one. You also have the time of day, calendar date, (12hr, or 24hr), and a selection of manual opportunities to put in location coordinates.They suggest you hang the camera about 3 feet high. It comes with the webbed toothed buckle and strap but has a couple of holes for locking cables as well. (Does not come with a locking cable.)It does not come with batteries, and lithium is the battery recommended by BOG. If reading order those with the camera, I went with the Energizer Lithium batteries recommend for my Blink cameras. You will also need an SD card, not included.I'm pleased, and the entire setup and operation are simple and uncomplicated. The photograph and clarity are remarkable. The very sensitive camera I want to add. You won't miss anything that moves.

Ordered new but got 2 open box items from Amazon, sent both back. Tested the 2nd replacement to see if worth ordering direct from BOG. It does take clear pics and videos, no misfires due to weather or branches, that is...when it actually works. The camera part “DOMINION” module is glitchy. Installed brand new lithium ion batteries. After initial setup battery indicator was at 50%. Checked battery setting in camera menu, it indicated 100%, but on screen corner indicator said 50%. Turned unit of and on again, battery indicated 100%. On video only mode, captured only 4 clips in 24 hrs, but when in hybrid mode it captures dozens more videos. When trying to reSelect a different capture MODE, the battery indicator drains again, and will not save the option. Instead interface bumps you out to settings screen, which is confusing. After another setup for that mode selected and draining the battery more, that’s where the capture mode can be saved (you’re welcome, this isn’t in the instructions). If you don’t complete this setting setup, you won’t know the mode wasn’t saved until you go to review captures the next time. And each time a capture mode DOES get successfully changed, the next day you’ll find DOMINION giving an SD card read error. My SD card is brand new and has plenty of capacity, but after each mode change, would get SD card error on DOMINION screen. You cannot operate DOMINION to reformat the SD card when this error happens, so you have to go to the BOG website and install firmware download to the SD card. And, again, there are no instructions in the manual or on the Bog website for how to do this fix, luckily I’m in tech and figured it out ( again, you’re welcome). After having to reformat card a couple of times on a computer just to get the camera working in the capture mode I wanted, I was done. The BOG CLANDESTINE has nice features, takes crisp pics when it works, but bottom line the functions need to be consistent and reliable. Probably needs a version update to fix to the battery indicator irregularities, to fix the DOMINION user interface and have a better eject button before I’d buy again

I picked this camera for wildlife watching, and it does not disappoint! The casing looks pretty dang cool and blends in nicely. I absolutely love that you can just slide the whole unit out of the case, it made it much easier to change out a card. Make sure you have a higher capacity SD Card and AA lithium batteries. I keep these around because I have lots of other electronic devices but if you don't have them, make sure to pick some up before you set this baby up-- they are needed for it to work properly.As long as you don't spend all day chimping photos on the display lasted me 14 days. That's how it is with pretty much every camera. Your battery life will tank if you utilize a screen.I'm excited to use this over the winter.

The camera sticks in the case and is very difficult to remove. The latch to open it sticks. I got tired of fooling with it and have returned it to Amazon. It was just too much trouble and I have better things to do than babysit a poorly designed game camera.

I just did the test and it came out black and white with plenty of light