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We currently have three Ceyomur wildlife cameras and are delighted with them all. Each has a different design and different features making them suitable for a wide range of uses. This Ceyomur CY65 is quite a sophisticated camera with up to 30MP still photos, 1296P video and the benefits of both Bluetooth and WiFi making this the highest specification wildlife camera we have used to date. We demonstrate the set-up at: 5:36
Everything about this camera feels good from its sturdy build quality, the chunky fastening clip designed for ease of use with cold, wet hands in winter, the 120° degree PIR sensors which are triggered by wildlife approaching the camera so shots are never missed and the Bluetooth and WiFi ensure this camera stands apart from the rest of our 20 cameras.
In common with other Ceyomur wildlife cameras, the set-up is simple via a highly intuitive menu offering a wide range of options including still image/MP4 video/both, multi-shot mode, time lapse, resolution up to 30MP for still images and video up to 1296P to ensure the highest quality images regardless of shooting conditions, including pitch black darkness. Of the 20+ wildlife cameras we've used, this has the best image and video quality.
A favourite feature has to be the Bluetooth and WiFi used with the Trail Camera Pro2 app (Android and Mac) which works consistently well. With the camera switched on in its operational mode, Bluetooth activated on the phone and WiFi connected to the name of the camera (ie 'Ceyomur' - yes, it's as easy at that!), the phone can receive a live feed of images caught by the camera from a short distance away. Similarly, images can be checked and/or downloaded from the camera to the phone with no need to remove the camera. This makes the camera the ideal model to place in a hidden location, out of reach of passers-by and with power fed from 8xAA batteries (or a DC input) and an SD card fitted with up to 128GB capacity, it can remain in position, undisturbed, for several months and is weatherproof. This is the ideal camera for longer-term use or in an area with infrequent access. In addition to wildlife, it can also discreetly monitor prowlers as a security device.
We've used the camera both at home, in woodland and on a small island where it has recorded mice, rats, squirrels, deer, fox and badgers. It will be left undisturbed for a month at a time between checks and we hope to attract more varied wildlife from the spring onwards when there's generally more activity. For further security at home, the camera can also be useful for monitoring unsupervised tradespeople to check whether they wander around the property, peer into cupboards or to confirm any suspicions of unscrupulous behaviour.
This Ceyomur CY65 wildlife camera is excellent all an all-rounder camera with more features than most along with a better image quality too, without attracting a higher price.
Very highly recommended.
Ceyomur offer a wildlife camera for every user: for the best picture and video quality and longer-term unattended usage via 128GB SD cards, then the CY70 camera offers up to 2.7K video at 30fps in MP4 format. The CY65 camera offers 1296P 30fps video in MP4 format along with the added benefits of Bluetooth and WiFi which allows images to be monitored and downloaded remotely via a phone app without disturbing the camera or retrieving its up-to 128GB SD card. A good all-round low-budget camera is the CY60 with 24MP and video up to 1080P, 15fps in AVI format. For a more basic entry level camera then Ceyomur offer the CY55 20MP, 1080P camera with lower picture quality but the benefit of black LEDs, rather than red, making it ideal for avoiding detection by humans. Please refer to our additional Ceyomur camera reviews on this account. Note: SD cards and batteries are not supplied.
22 окт 2024
