Testing WiFi Trail Cameras | Ceyomur CY95, Ceyomur CY70 & Dsoon H8WIFI-BT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- So much wildlife! I compared two wifi trail cameras in the woods in Finland and one of them is the best trail camera I've ever used... so I've left it there for a year! I'll explain...
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The Trail Cameras:
** Ceyomur CY95 4K 40MP Solar Wildlife Camera: tinyurl.com/w6chtnaf
** Ceyomur CY70 2.7K 24MP Wildlife Camera: tinyurl.com/46cx8v6w
** Dsoon H8WIFI-BT 20MP WiFi Wildlife Camera: tinyurl.com/bdhy9s42
This is a fairly long video so get yourself a coffee and if you want to just skip to the footage or conclusions, you can use the links below:
00:00 Introduction
04:49 Setup - Ceyomur CY95
07:16 Setup - Dsoon H8WIFI-BT
11:55 Collecting the cameras
14:37 Leaving a camera in place…
16:27 Ceyomur CY70 Mini-Review
18:09 Wifi Cameras Footage
25:40 Conclusions - Ceyomur CY95
28:35 Conclusions - Dsoon H8WIFI-BT
30:49 Extra footage
After my last trail camera review where I talked about aiming systems, Dsoon Hunt and Ceyomur both reached out to me and sent me their wifi enabled trail cameras to test. Wifi connection allows the camera to be aimed with a 'live' view, just like my old Bushnell HD, as well as allowing image / video download to a phone or tablet in the field. I took the cameras to the 'usual' place in Finland in June, and both captured loads of different wildlife over a few days! After that, I had to decide which camera to leave in place for a much longer test! Watch this space for a follow-up video...
Thanks to both Dsoon Hunt and Ceyomur for providing trail cameras to test, and apologies that (as usual) it's taken ~6 months more than it should have done to get the video finished and uploaded!
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Equipment I used in this video (full list available here: www.tapiopix.com/Equipment.html)
Nikon Z6 FX Mirrorless Camera: tinyurl.com/4t495d33
Nikon Z 20mm f/1.8 S Lens: tinyurl.com/yckzsr4v
Nikon Z 24-70mm f/4 S Lens: tinyurl.com/49bkwsvf
UltraPod II mini-tripod: tinyurl.com/fw492u4z
Lume Cube Panel Go LED Light: tinyurl.com/98ru7zs2
UURig Vlog Selfie Flip Screen Mirror: tinyurl.com/4maf2se8
Røde VideoMicro Mic: tinyurl.com/yzbsat7c
Røde Lavalier GO Mic: tinyurl.com/yc3ay63y
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IT SURVIVED! Not just that, but it kept on recording right up until I collected it... footage to follow in a separate video :)
is the video available yet Geoff cant wait to see
@@Rustee_Blade_Paul I've not had time to edit it it yet, but it's coming, and the footage is fantastic! So much so that I have left it and another camera out there for another year!!
Thank you, Geoff. All the best. 👍📷😎
Excellent video and review. Many thanks for sharing.
Very enjoyable. I look forward to the follow-up.
Thanks Geoff for sharing your experience with these trail cameras. Looking forward to the video of the winter test of the CY95. Hope it gets some nice captures. I came upon your channel doing some research on wildlife in Argyll. I’m planning to travel there in oktober. Really enjoyed your videos off the beavers. Subscribed to your channel and looking forward to see your next video. Thank you. Best regards.
Thanks anhd welcome to the channel! Yes, me too - only a few weeks now until I get to find out what (if anything) it has captured! Enjoy Argyll when you go - loads of wildlife to see there :)
Since watching the video you made it has helped me a great deal, many thanks.
Great! I’m very glad you found it useful :)
Thanks for this interesting video. I was delighted to see you again.
Thanks very much :)
Always educational information and advice is top notch
Thanks - I'm glad it was helpful :)
Great to see your test! Wi-Fi cameras are an interesting idea - if you can get good connection they are great way to access footage when cameras are far away!
Thanks! I don't think the WiFi of these cameras would allow them to be accessed at any significant range, though that would be neat! For that you would need to go up a level in pricing and get a trail camera with 4G so it can send images / be accessed over the cellular network... I can't see myself getting one of those to be honest (unless someone wants to send me one) but I'm sure that'd be fun, getting a txt whnever something triggered the camera!
Brilliant!
Great video, thank you Geoff. I am looking forward to the later one of the CY95 over winter that you mentioned. Hopefully, you will be able to put a link here, too. Thank you, again.
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it! Lots of real life getting in the way of editing but I'm slowly getting there with the next one, so it will be here eventually, and there was some very cool footage captured!!
Really enjoyed this video, as I would like to get a trail cam. I have missed your videos as I like what you have done in the past. Keep doing them please, love the nature you show.
Thanks very much Mel, glad you enjoy the videos :) There will certainly be more of them, but I just have a lot less free time than I used to!
Great video Geoff, can’t wait to see if it’s survived and kept going! I can’t believe how cheap they are now I have a browning one that cost an arm and a leg!
Thanks very much Andy, I'm also really interested to see how long it lasted and what it captured! Also, yes, the price has come down a lot - a decade ago my Bushnell, which is much lower resolution and has a narrower field of view, was nearly three times the cost of these...
🙏🏼 thanks
Thanks for the review. On the CY95 the tripod mount is for using flexi tripods wrapped around a branch, or joby gorillapods.
I can see how the rear mount would be useful for some situations, but it seems silly to only have a mount so far from the centre of mass… the new Bushnell cameras solve the problem by having a bottom tripod mount /and/ a rear mount!
@@flotinaway7 Yeah, it's a fair design really, I was having to dig deep to find any negative points for the review to be honest!
Nice - I've not had much exciting on the garden trail cams recently, but am really looking forward now to collecting the CY95 - just a few weeks to go!
I have the CY95 and the only thing I dislike is not having a tripod thread on the bottom but I did a work around using a binocular tripod adapter I already had.
That's a very smart way to get around the weird tripod thread placement - I think I'll have to look into getting something like that myself! Thanks :)
Hi Goeff, I purchased the CY 95 almost a month ago. I had no problem downloading and using the app to connect with my Apple iPhone 12 pro. The solar panel on the camera has been excellent as I consistently have 90% plus battery power even in snowy weather. however, I’ve had trouble with the end result, the photos!
Because they are very hard to visualize on the phone, I want to download the few that I’ve gotten to examine them on my computer after transferring from the phone. I cannot consistently get the app to download. How do you do that and have you had problems with that?
Hi Omara, I have not actually ever tried to use the App to download the images, and have instead just read the SD card directly to my computer - I believe the card can be read by plugging the CY95 in via USB, though I have always used a card reader.
I cannot test it now since the camera is still out there, and hopefully still recording plenty of wildlife, but I would also be a little worried that downloads via the App might not be full size / resolution..?
Hi Geofff. I notice when comparing you had some issues with the CY95 triggering at all, I am currently watching active bird nests in my garden eith the CY95 and as the parents come and go and switch over the camera doesn't actually pick up any of this usually just the next bird settling down it's like the trigger is delayed 10 seconds and ironically my PIR interval setting must have a minimum of 10 seconds.
I noticed it picked up 150 videos looking up at the nest but now I have raised it so its looking down on the eggs it's picked up only 9 videos
Anything you can think of this may be? If I have photo mode on it takes the photos then a video, like my CY65 too I notice it takes all the photos then a video 1 minute later missing anything that passed.
Hi, That's odd that it's not picking up the nest 'traffic' - is the bird small in the frame when at the nest? I have found that poor triggering is often with smaller and/or fast moving subjects...
so, I just purchased the CY95 and the app (ios) says it’s not available in my region (u.k.) 🤔 ‘faff’ love that ❤
Oh dear, more faff! I had a look and the app on my phone still works but I con't find it on the UK App store anymore - very weird.. There does seem to be a new version on the Android side (Game Camera Pro 2) so maybe it's something to do with that? I would suggest trying to email Ceyomur support at support@ceyomur.co and see if they reply? Let me know if you get anywhere with it as I want to make sure I have a working app for it when I finally collect mine next month!
Really great review. I reviewed the CY95 and the audio is not good - image quality yes - just don’t know why so many trail cameras have bad audio.
Thanks :) Yeah, it seems like the manufacturers really don't concentrate on audio at all - I guess it's not something that matters for the majority of users and developing mic ports that are weather sealed is just extra cost... I imagine that if you pay for a proper 'high end' trail camera - like 2-3x as much - then audio might also be good!
@@GeoffCooper Seems as though the Brownings are good on audio and bizarrely the Campark TC06 but not the TC07 I'm preparing a review for!
@@paultreviews interesting to hear... My old Bushnell has the best audio of any trail camera I've used, but the video resolution and field of view are really not up to modern standards at all - guess that's fair for a ~8-9 year old camera though!!
I've got CY95 and I can hear the birds perfectly.
Does the CY95 have a live view if you are around 10 meters from it?
Not sure at 10m - probably is fine.. It works fine at around 5m. I don't have it at the moment to test...
I purchased it. I can't figure out how the live view works at all. Nonetheless, it's a really good cam. I have seen animals I would have never thought I would see here. Ok, not animals, a small mouse who hops and 2 skunk.@@GeoffCooper
@@just1smothie Glad you're seeing wildlife you wouldn't otherwise have seen! The Live View requires an App and it seems like that might no longer be easily available in some regions..
Can you live-stream things with the CY95?
I don't think tbere's any specific setting for that, but it's an interesting idea... I don't know how long the WiFi signal holds, ie if it has a limit for battery conservation etc, but theoretically while the WiFi is connected you could have the live image on the phone and then you would just need some method of recording / streaming the screen output.
@@GeoffCooper That makes sense. I could make that happen. Thanks!
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Ahaa, very interesting - thanks for the information! It was certainly good stuff in terms of attracting animals to the camera...
@@GeoffCooper yeh it has a certain scent that makes it easy to find. 👍🏻
Having a hard time connecting to cam via Wi-Fi
Which one? I found the Dsoon hard to connect to but recently I've heard that the app for Ceyomur is hard to get.. Either way, it's worth trying to get in touch with the manufacturer customer support for more help..
Cy95 hard to connect to
@@DR-jo7fg I'd contact Ceyomur through their customer support or social media and hopefully they can help you get it sorted
In my opinion, the quality is not very good. GoPro as a video trap looks like a more interesting option
Yeah I agree the quality of video will not match a GoPro or a DSLR/mirrorless camera along with a power source and wired PIR detectors / triggers, but these are a lot more complicated and expensive to set up. For what they are, a complete detector and camera package with many weeks of battery life, these do a lot for the price you pay and are a heck of a lot better than previous generations...
Bought two of the ones with the solar panel. Effing useless. One isn't even the right camera and doesn't pick up anything. The other one will not connect to my phone.
Chinese crap. Do not buy them.
That's interesting because my CY95 has been one of the best trail cameras I've used. I just recently put up a video where it ran for a whole year out in the wild. I wonder if you got a bad batch or a 'copy' - I've seen a few on the market that look like the CY95 but are not by Ceyomur... I guess a huge proportion of these devices are manufactured in China, but the level of quality control is rather variable between brands..