Hey chief, great video. I just wanted to check in with you to see how this camera has held up over the two years you have been using it? Any issues or glaring problems. Thanks!
I bought a faulty trail camera from campark and this has been my experience trying to return it. I messaged them and told them the issues. (They have no contact phone number so it all has to be done by email) They said you have to run test on it first to determine it’s faulty. I told them I have been for three weeks already I been trying everything I can to see how I can get it to work reliably and it’s malfunctioning constantly. They said I can’t return it until they determine it’s faulty first. So they have me do test but the test they have me do is not the issue and they still won’t recognize it as being faulty after another two weeks of running more test on it and not working reliably. I can’t call them, I have to wait until they respond and I feel like I’m dealing with an AI operator because the response is so robotic. I’m tired of dealing with them, they should be the once working out the bugs not me. I’ve never ran across this when returning a faulty product with any other company. The camera is no good it’s going in the garbage and I’m never buying from them again.
Bought this camera from your last video post about it. Seems to work well, but the micro card won’t import pics to my IPhone with my lightening plug in MicroSD card reader . Ideas ??? I tried some diff resolutions and things . Not sure what I am missing. The card reader does work with my other cameras . Problem shot that too ❓❓
I’m not sure why they’re not recognized? I do know some smartphone sd card readers can be finicky. I use a laptop to view my videos for that reason. Maybe someone else will chime in to help with your issue
This is really a great idea! They have really loaded up that camera with features. I guess if the panel or internal battery go bad you’d just use batteries but hopefully it lasts for you! Good review and enjoyed seeing the Fawn, Char☀️🦌😊
Could you compare TC06/TC07/T180? It's hard to see the difference because your TC06 was pointed half to the sky making incorrect exposure.. But looks like T180 video is still sharper during daylight? Do they perform similarly at night? Does T180 record audio as well? Thanks.
In my opinion the 06 has slightly better quality (day and night) vs the 180. With that said, I probably prefer the 180 because it still has exceptional quality and I love the solar option 👍
very good review, thank you! I can't decide between the T180 and the T300 for hunting purposes (woodland). Which one should I prefer, which one's better?
They are very similar and after using both, I’d probably get the most reasonably priced option. There is very little difference between the performance of the two in my opinion
Great review Dave. I think that would be a good choice for a camera if I were to get one. Looks like it would check all the boxes for me. Great photos, videos, and features. Well done. Have a great day.
New to trailcams. Does it operate by motion detector? Is removing the sd card another way to get the pictures and videos? Can the sd card be erased via a cell phone?
This camera does operate by detecting motion (actually hear and motion). This particular camera allows you to view the pictures through an app (it’s not a cellular camera). I personally just retrieve the sd card to view the photos/videos. That’s the easiest way for me 👍
This looks like a good camera and I like the footage. I like the idea of no batteries which reminds me of a question I wanted to ask you, I will drop you an email. I really enjoy your reviews, thanks
Great review as always! 👍🏻I've often wondered how the solar paneled trail cams work out. Nice to see that this one is a good camera with great video capability. Thanks for sharing Dave!
Great review Dave. I do hope Campark updates this Camera, and makes it with a replaceable lithium battery pack and replacement solar panel, or at least enables the use of an external solar panel. If the do that, it would makes this camera much more attractive. Well done, and all my best Dave.
Hi Dave.I love mine.I had mine out in January and February really cold weather... I had no Problem Battery's I put 4 rechargeable Battery's in for I mouth and it changed them.Only thing I don't like is the small SD card at the bottom of the camera.Cold fingers was tuff not to drop the small SD card.That is the only I do not like.Great video Dave👍
When you say WiFi, does that mean the camera emits its own WiFi signal your phone can connect to or does that mean you need to connect to WiFi like from your house internet/router to use the WiFi feature?
The camera produces the WiFi signal your phone can connect to (when you’re close enough to the camera). This WiFi signal the camera emits is not connected to the internet…
Very cool camera with the solar panel. I'm just not sold on the wifi. I "think" I'd just rather quickly switch out the SD card than sit 50-60'away for minutes looking at my pics on my phone. What are your thoughts as the Camara guru. Maybe I'm missing something.
I agree. WiFi sales for the companies making the cameras have increased but I’m afraid it’s because people believe they’re buying a “cell cam”. I do like it as an aid to setup up my camera with the perfect view but that’s about it. No way do I think it’s worth much extra to have the WiFi option. Now if the WiFi could reach several hundred yards, then it might be a different story…
Thanks for the review, Dave. The app for the Campark is the exact same as the Ceyomur CY65 app. Makes you wonder if several of these newer trail camera companies are all one company using different names. ??
Great review. I bought two Campark T300’s earlier this year. Great quality video for sure and I love the Bluetooth capability. The download time via the WiFi does take a bit for the Vids but that’s what I primarily do. Pricey for sure but I enjoy the quality vids. Keep the reviews coming.
It will continue to operate but it will eventually need sun to charge it back up. One good sunny day can fully recharge the battery from my observations. Thanks for watching Mike 👍
Hunting Farmer, I’m sending you this comment to let you know Joel Mc ran over his phone with the tractor yesterday. Maybe a little while before he gets up with you. Letting his favorite channels know. Thank you T. M.
I was always wondering how they work during windy conditions with moving trees, branches, leaves and a grass. Do these cameras capture all that and therefore waste SD card space and battery?
Thanks for watching. These cameras are susceptible to false triggers like any other camera when something is moving or blowing in front of it. I’ve found attention to detail on my setups is the greatest defense to reduce false triggers
Hey Dave. Great video! Technically challenged here…if the camera is 100 miles away, are we still able to view pictures and videos from an iPhone and iPad? Or can you only view if you’re within 50 feet or so from the camera? We’re looking for one that we can keep at our lot 100 miles away and review pictures and videos from the house, so if this camera doesn’t work for that and you have a recommendation please advise.
Thanks for watching! This camera will not/can not send pics or videos. You must look for a 4G (cellular) camera. These cams will take a bit of setup and require a data plan. They can be a little intimidating if you’re technically challenged 😁
We are extremely disappointed with this camera. We have already sent back the 1st one, unfortunately not within the 30 trial period. We were sent another one and we are in the process of testing it in our backyard before installing it in our bush. We have it set up pointing at our bird feeders which gets a lot of action from squirrels during the day and raccoons during the night. We also have several 80 lb dogs which roam freely in our yard. it does not pick any of this up during the day or night. I have walked towards the camera from about 60 - 70 ft away and it does not get tiggered until I have walked past it at about 15 ft. I have also walked towards the bird feeders which are about 25 ft away and it picked me up and took the 5 pics which it was set for. I spent several mins filling up the feeders and no pictures were taken. Then I took several steps away from the camera and again it took the 5 pics as I walked away. A waste of time and money!!
I appreciate hearing your feedback. I have a number of these cams and been happy. What sensor sensitivity setting are you running? Do you have the side sensors turned on or off?
Dave, first time viewer and was very fortunate to stumble onto your website. Thank you for a great review. I have been looking for a Wifi-capable camera, but all I've found require one of two particular cellular carriers which I've dropped over the past 20-years for lousy service, so you're review gave me exactly what I was looking for. Also, loved the video and photos of the wildlife which you're blessed with. I live in a fair-sized town in FL and about the only wildlife we see are feral cats and an occasional possum, lizard, or gray squirrel ... yeah, real "wild"! I hope to see that fawn mature in future posts. Bless. (Yes, I ordered this camera using the link you provided. Thank you!)
The video quality is really impressive. I really like the solar panel. As along as you put it in a spot with sun, I think this would be a great camera to have.
Hey chief, great video.
I just wanted to check in with you to see how this camera has held up over the two years you have been using it? Any issues or glaring problems. Thanks!
Great review thanks!
I appreciate you watching 👍
Great review! Is the T-180 still working well?
It is still working perfectly! I couldn’t be happier. Thanks for watching 👍
is the camera waterproof?
Thanks for watching. Yes, the camera is made to withstand weather related moisture 👍
I bought a faulty trail camera from campark and this has been my experience trying to return it.
I messaged them and told them the issues. (They have no contact phone number so it all has to be done by email)
They said you have to run test on it first to determine it’s faulty. I told them I have been for three weeks already I been trying everything I can to see how I can get it to work reliably and it’s malfunctioning constantly. They said I can’t return it until they determine it’s faulty first. So they have me do test but the test they have me do is not the issue and they still won’t recognize it as being faulty after another two weeks of running more test on it and not working reliably. I can’t call them, I have to wait until they respond and I feel like I’m dealing with an AI operator because the response is so robotic. I’m tired of dealing with them, they should be the once working out the bugs not me. I’ve never ran across this when returning a faulty product with any other company. The camera is no good it’s going in the garbage and I’m never buying from them again.
thanks for the review
Thanks for watching 👍
Bought this camera from your last video post about it. Seems to work well, but the micro card won’t import pics to my IPhone with my lightening plug in MicroSD card reader . Ideas ??? I tried some diff resolutions and things . Not sure what I am missing. The card reader does work with my other cameras . Problem shot that too ❓❓
I’m not sure why they’re not recognized? I do know some smartphone sd card readers can be finicky. I use a laptop to view my videos for that reason. Maybe someone else will chime in to help with your issue
Thank you very much for this fantastic review. Is there any substantial difference with the T300, apart from the PIR sensors? Thank you
They are very similar. I use both and don’t see much difference in performance or quality of photo/videos
This is really a great idea! They have really loaded up that camera with features. I guess if the panel or internal battery go bad you’d just use batteries but hopefully it lasts for you! Good review and enjoyed seeing the Fawn, Char☀️🦌😊
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate your time 👍
With 3g/4g ok but wifi? where you find wifi in mountains 😂 that's not a good idea!
The trail camera creates its own WiFi hotspot (no internet connection) that your smartphone can connect to via the app 👍
Could you compare TC06/TC07/T180? It's hard to see the difference because your TC06 was pointed half to the sky making incorrect exposure.. But looks like T180 video is still sharper during daylight? Do they perform similarly at night? Does T180 record audio as well? Thanks.
In my opinion the 06 has slightly better quality (day and night) vs the 180. With that said, I probably prefer the 180 because it still has exceptional quality and I love the solar option 👍
very good review, thank you! I can't decide between the T180 and the T300 for hunting purposes (woodland). Which one should I prefer, which one's better?
They are very similar and after using both, I’d probably get the most reasonably priced option. There is very little difference between the performance of the two in my opinion
Great review Dave. I think that would be a good choice for a camera if I were to get one. Looks like it would check all the boxes for me. Great photos, videos, and features. Well done. Have a great day.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Steve. It’s always appreciated 👍
The saving isonly like 8% with the CAM3 code. Is that normal?
Thanks for watching. Unfortunately I have no control over the savings or codes. This video is relatively old and they may have changed the discount.
My drone can go for miles and maintain contact via wifi. Not cellular. Why isn't this technology available in trail cams??
That’s a great question! I wondered the same. Surely they can increase that distance in the near future? Thanks for watching 👍
New to trailcams. Does it operate by motion detector? Is removing the sd card another way to get the pictures and videos? Can the sd card be erased via a cell phone?
This camera does operate by detecting motion (actually hear and motion). This particular camera allows you to view the pictures through an app (it’s not a cellular camera). I personally just retrieve the sd card to view the photos/videos. That’s the easiest way for me 👍
This looks like a good camera and I like the footage. I like the idea of no batteries which reminds me of a question I wanted to ask you, I will drop you an email. I really enjoy your reviews, thanks
Thanks for watching Joseph. I replied to your email 👍
Great review as always! 👍🏻I've often wondered how the solar paneled trail cams work out. Nice to see that this one is a good camera with great video capability. Thanks for sharing Dave!
Thanks for watching! Have a great day 👍
Looks exactly like ceyomur cy95 trail camera great review
I have the CY95 cam and yes it's the same cam.. I absolutley love mine, it takes crystal clear pictures and videos
I have been quite frustrated digging around and learning about a trail camera, but after your video, I'm buying one! Thanks
I appreciate you watching 👍
Great review Dave.
I do hope Campark updates this Camera, and makes it with a replaceable lithium battery pack and replacement solar panel, or at least enables the use of an external solar panel. If the do that, it would makes this camera much more attractive.
Well done, and all my best Dave.
That’s a great idea/upgrade. Thanks for taking the time to watch and for your input 👍
Hi Dave.I love mine.I had mine out in January and February really cold weather... I had no Problem Battery's I put 4 rechargeable Battery's in for I mouth and it changed them.Only thing I don't like is the small SD card at the bottom of the camera.Cold fingers was tuff not to drop the small SD card.That is the only I do not like.Great video Dave👍
I agree. The micro sd cards can be a challenge. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it 👍
I’m really liking this with - solar and battery options
Cool specifications
Great review .. clean footage day/nighttime
Thanks for watching Dan 👍
So you have to be in WiFi range for it to connect or can it just be in cellular range?
Yes you must be within WiFi range. The camera produces the WiFi signal that your phone connects to. This camera has no cellular capabilities.
Thank you so much. I am buying two of these for my condominium abroad.
Do you know if the charged is auto volt (110-240 volts)
Great video!
Thanks for watching! The panel on top of the camera can charge the internal batteries or you can charge it via the USB port. 👍
@@HuntingFarmerOfficial I bought 2 ☺️
Thanks.
looks like a great camera, great review brother
Thank you! I appreciate you watching 👍
How is the t180 holding up now man?
Still going strong and one of my favorite cams 👍
When you say WiFi, does that mean the camera emits its own WiFi signal your phone can connect to or does that mean you need to connect to WiFi like from your house internet/router to use the WiFi feature?
The camera produces the WiFi signal your phone can connect to (when you’re close enough to the camera). This WiFi signal the camera emits is not connected to the internet…
@@HuntingFarmerOfficial Perfect, just what I’ve been looking for. Thank you!
Very cool camera with the solar panel. I'm just not sold on the wifi. I "think" I'd just rather quickly switch out the SD card than sit 50-60'away for minutes looking at my pics on my phone. What are your thoughts as the Camara guru. Maybe I'm missing something.
I agree. WiFi sales for the companies making the cameras have increased but I’m afraid it’s because people believe they’re buying a “cell cam”. I do like it as an aid to setup up my camera with the perfect view but that’s about it. No way do I think it’s worth much extra to have the WiFi option. Now if the WiFi could reach several hundred yards, then it might be a different story…
Looks great if the sun is out enough.
Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks for the review, Dave. The app for the Campark is the exact same as the Ceyomur CY65 app. Makes you wonder if several of these newer trail camera companies are all one company using different names. ??
I believe the app is used by numerous companies. Thanks for watching. I sure do appreciate it 👍
Great review. I bought two Campark T300’s earlier this year. Great quality video for sure and I love the Bluetooth capability. The download time via the WiFi does take a bit for the Vids but that’s what I primarily do. Pricey for sure but I enjoy the quality vids. Keep the reviews coming.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. I appreciate it 👍
Nice review Dave! (Yes, I ordered this camera using the link you provided. Thank you!)
Thanks for watching and I appreciate your support. Enjoy your camera
Great review Dave!! Like usual! I really like the videos and photos - wow! Add the built in solar panel - no batteries - how cool is that!!
Thanks for watching Dave 👍
Definitely some good video and pictures. Built in solar panel is nice. Definitely looks like a great camera
Thanks for watching Brian 👍
Does it work well with consecutive cloudy days? It is gloomy here a lot
It will continue to operate but it will eventually need sun to charge it back up. One good sunny day can fully recharge the battery from my observations. Thanks for watching Mike 👍
Great review Dave! Always nice to see “new” or “new to me” products. Great video.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it 👍
That solar powered camera is an all in one set up. Some nice quality critter footage.
Thanks for watching 👍
Great review, Dave. Reducing the battery expense is a great benefit.
Thanks for watching John 👍
Hunting Farmer, I’m sending you this comment to let you know Joel Mc ran over his phone with the tractor yesterday. Maybe a little while before he gets up with you. Letting his favorite channels know. Thank you T. M.
Thanks for letting me know! Stinks to damage you’re own phone (unfortunately I’ve done similar in the past) 😜
I was always wondering how they work during windy conditions with moving trees, branches, leaves and a grass. Do these cameras capture all that and therefore waste SD card space and battery?
Thanks for watching. These cameras are susceptible to false triggers like any other camera when something is moving or blowing in front of it. I’ve found attention to detail on my setups is the greatest defense to reduce false triggers
Hey Dave. Great video! Technically challenged here…if the camera is 100 miles away, are we still able to view pictures and videos from an iPhone and iPad? Or can you only view if you’re within 50 feet or so from the camera? We’re looking for one that we can keep at our lot 100 miles away and review pictures and videos from the house, so if this camera doesn’t work for that and you have a recommendation please advise.
Thanks for watching! This camera will not/can not send pics or videos. You must look for a 4G (cellular) camera. These cams will take a bit of setup and require a data plan. They can be a little intimidating if you’re technically challenged 😁
Great review Dave. That solar power is a big big plus.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. 👍
We are extremely disappointed with this camera. We have already sent back the 1st one, unfortunately not within the 30 trial period. We were sent another one and we are in the process of testing it in our backyard before installing it in our bush. We have it set up pointing at our bird feeders which gets a lot of action from squirrels during the day and raccoons during the night. We also have several 80 lb dogs which roam freely in our yard. it does not pick any of this up during the day or night. I have walked towards the camera from about 60 - 70 ft away and it does not get tiggered until I have walked past it at about 15 ft. I have also walked towards the bird feeders which are about 25 ft away and it picked me up and took the 5 pics which it was set for. I spent several mins filling up the feeders and no pictures were taken. Then I took several steps away from the camera and again it took the 5 pics as I walked away. A waste of time and money!!
I appreciate hearing your feedback. I have a number of these cams and been happy. What sensor sensitivity setting are you running? Do you have the side sensors turned on or off?
Nice review Dave! Sola panel rintgrated is a great bonus for trail cam user
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it 👍
Dave, first time viewer and was very fortunate to stumble onto your website. Thank you for a great review. I have been looking for a Wifi-capable camera, but all I've found require one of two particular cellular carriers which I've dropped over the past 20-years for lousy service, so you're review gave me exactly what I was looking for. Also, loved the video and photos of the wildlife which you're blessed with. I live in a fair-sized town in FL and about the only wildlife we see are feral cats and an occasional possum, lizard, or gray squirrel ... yeah, real "wild"! I hope to see that fawn mature in future posts. Bless. (Yes, I ordered this camera using the link you provided. Thank you!)
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Thank you for the support and encouragement. I believe you’ll like the cam 👍
The video quality is really impressive. I really like the solar panel. As along as you put it in a spot with sun, I think this would be a great camera to have.
Thanks for watching Rande 👍
Doesn't need direct sunlight. Mine are usually placed under bushes or around the base of trees with almost no direct sunlight and have been fine.
Great job buddy with the review 👍
Thanks for watching 👍
Great review Dave, great camera
Thank you Joey. I appreciate you watching 👍
idk if you already said it or not, but do you get a notification when the trail cam sees something?
No, this camera cannot give any notifications. You must physically go to the camera to retrieve the photos/videos
thx@@HuntingFarmerOfficial