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2018 Best wildlife Camera Deer Camera - Boly Trail Camera SG2060X

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shows the Image Quality at night of 4G Wireless Boly cameras(MG984G) with a major brand -3G trail camera

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By Mark Kenyon With antlers quickly sprouting, it’s getting to be that time of year that most people haul their trail cameras out of the closet and back into the woods. I’m certainly go…

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Trail camera Application

Trail camera is not only used for shooting，it can be monitored your farm. Thank Frank Lloyd for sharing. Picture is from Boly's SG560K.

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Boly will attend IWA Show.

IWA OutdoorClassics the world-leading trade fair for hunting, shooting sports, equipment for outdoor activities and for civilian and official security applications.

Booth: H6-143 ·Date: 9 - 12 March 2018 ·Address: Exhibition Centre Nuremberg,Germany

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High Pixel Trail Camera

From a long distance, a moving object looks small and unrecognizable. A higher pixel camera is needed to match the need of long range cameras. There are two kinds of pixel resolutions - the native physical pixel resolution from the image sensor, and the software interpolated pixel resolution. The image sensor resolution will have the same quality/sharpness if camera makers use the same component. Though the software interpolated pixel resolution is mostly a marketing hype, substantial quality difference exists between different camera makers.

Today’s best cameras (e.g. Boly’s MG983/MG984) uses a 14MP image sensor and interpolates the pictures only to 30MP (a 30/14=2.14x stretch), while many other camera makers use only a 3MP image sensor and interpolates the pictures to 20MP (a 20/3=6.67x stretch), leading to very blurry pictures.

    Fig. 3 shows the resolution comparisons of a 20MP picture of Boly’s SG2060K (interpolated from a 14MP image sensor) and a competitor’s 20MP image (interpolated from a 3MP image sensor).

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Boly takes part in Shot Show Fair in Las Vegas.

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1. Long Range:

The best trail cameras today (e.g., Boly’s SG2060-X) offer 100 feet detection and lighting range, while the vast majority cannot detect as far as 70 feet. To move from 70 feet to 100 feet, an extra 2x sensitivity from the PIR sensor is needed. This is not an easy task to accomplish in five years for most camera makers. Because sensing range is proportional to the temperature difference of the environment and the animal skin, the detection range of 70 feet will drop to about 30 feet in the winter (during which animal skin temperature is almost the same as the air), making the camera of little use in cold weather or cold regions.

In addition, detection range has to be matched by lighting range, or you will get a lot of empty pictures at night. Worse, an extra 3x-4x lighting energy is needed from the LED to move from 70ft lighting to 100ft lighting.

 Long Range is desired not only for better night picture/video quality, but also for effectively capture more animal activities and for security applications.

  Fig. 1 shows the field proven Long Range technologies, which have been available since 2012, while all other competitors have not passed 70ft yet.

Fig.2 shows the lighting differences of Boly cameras with a major brand:

Boly Trail Camera

Other Trail Camera

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The Differential Factors and Technology Barriers For Trail Cameras Tomorrow

The fierce competition of game cameras in 2017 has benefited consumers and some resellers, but some also suffered from poor quality and over-rated cameras. Further market consolidation will occur in 2018 and you will see more than half of trail camera makers disappearing. You may wonder who will be the winner and losers in 2018.

This white paper tells you what to look for in future trail…

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Boly Trail Camera Brochure 2018

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Boly 30MP Waterproof Action Camera for Christmas Gift

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Boly 4g cellular trail camera Video at night

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Boly 4G Cellular Trail Camera 30MP High Resolution

One of the newer developments in the game camera industry is the use of wireless and cellular technology. Now the 2G internet had be stopped in USA, even 2G trail camera can be used in Eu. 3G/4G is obviously better choice If your budget is enough. Boly’s Mg984g is your best selection as the 30MP High resolution, it is the NO.1 in the trail camera; 4G function transport images that the camera…

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Boly trail camera with color video and picture at night.

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4G game camera wireless for hunting

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Boly Super Wide Angle digital trail camera

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Boly will take part in Solar Power International at Las Vegas, USA. Booth: 706