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I've never cared for Covert. Image quality was never up to par for the money, nor was the flash range/strength. I've not had any fail though.
 
I have a few of the 8mp Tasco's that are still running strong 5-6 years later. I used to run about 15 cameras so cost was a consideration. Hard to beat for $30.
 
I'd pay good money for a simple cam with strong invisible flash, quiet, good resolution night or day, and dependable. I wouldn't need or want extra frills or adjustment capabilities. I've yet to find that camera. Seems with increased price you get increased quality but along with it increased options. All I want is the farm truck of cameras.
 
Ski said:
I'd pay good money for a simple cam with strong invisible flash, quiet, good resolution night or day, and dependable. I wouldn't need or want extra frills or adjustment capabilities. I've yet to find that camera. Seems with increased price you get increased quality but along with it increased options. All I want is the farm truck of cameras.
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I think it's the problem of: "If we CAN give it a zillion options, we will." At the same time, everybody uses their trail-cameras differently, so the manufacturer wants to provide as many options as possible. Some users use time lapse. Some only motion-triggered. Some want still images. Some want videos, etc.
 
I'm paying a high price for the cameras I buy ($190/each), but I'm getting all the features I need. Although I have to admit, once set-up, I rarely change any options. The only option I change during the season is delay time, depending on what I'm pointing the camera at. 5-10 seconds for a scrape. 1 minute for a food plot.
 

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