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<blockquote data-quote="MarbleEyez" data-source="post: 183527" data-attributes="member: 1292">I picked up a few of the Browning Dark Op's on sale at Scheels. I put a couple out to test them, ended up returning them all. The night pictures sucked. Out of 10 pictures, 8 were blurry. And the 2 that were somewhat clear we very distorted. I played with the settings from medium quality all the way up to ultra quality photos. Yes, the day pictures were good. But I'm not looking for a framing picture of a doe and her fawns!I have 8 Moultrie camera's and they have worked extremely well. They take great quality night pictures and aren't an expensive camera. I went with the Browning camera's because they run off the same format as the Moultrie cameras. So you don't have to worry about making sure the SD card is formatted each time you put a fresh one in your camera. Also, with those Browning camera's an 8GB card gives around 1800pictures, depending on which setting you're on. A 4GB in my Moultrie's gets me around 4,000 pictures if I remember right. The cards on my browning are full usually within 4-5 days. So I now have to have 16gb cards if I want to have enough room, it's a pain in the ass. I usually check camera's every 7 days.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarbleEyez, post: 183527, member: 1292"] I picked up a few of the Browning Dark Op's on sale at Scheels. I put a couple out to test them, ended up returning them all. The night pictures sucked. Out of 10 pictures, 8 were blurry. And the 2 that were somewhat clear we very distorted. I played with the settings from medium quality all the way up to ultra quality photos. Yes, the day pictures were good. But I'm not looking for a framing picture of a doe and her fawns! I have 8 Moultrie camera's and they have worked extremely well. They take great quality night pictures and aren't an expensive camera. I went with the Browning camera's because they run off the same format as the Moultrie cameras. So you don't have to worry about making sure the SD card is formatted each time you put a fresh one in your camera. Also, with those Browning camera's an 8GB card gives around 1800pictures, depending on which setting you're on. A 4GB in my Moultrie's gets me around 4,000 pictures if I remember right. The cards on my browning are full usually within 4-5 days. So I now have to have 16gb cards if I want to have enough room, it's a pain in the ass. I usually check camera's every 7 days. [/QUOTE]

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