The new 2016 Recon Force Platinum series camera now features a built-in 2-inch color display to preview exactly where your camera is aimed in the field as well as check your images from your camera. The Recon Force Platinum FHD camera also features high quality 10MP images and 1920 x 1080 Full HD video with sound. And the video is so amazing that you can play back the video clips of that giant buck you're after on a 60-inch TV without losing any video clarity. The Recon Force Platinum series camera also uses and infrared flash that will illuminate the wildlife in your pictures and videos out to 100-feet. The “Zero Blur” technology also captures images at night using the fastest shutters to eliminate motion blur from animals moving at night. Additional new features for 2016 include a Smart IR video detection system, which allows the camera to continue recording video footage for up to 5 minutes during the daytime and up to 20 seconds at night as long as the game continues to move in front of the camera, and an SD card “memory management” option that allows users to simply overwrite older images on the SD if the memory is full.

Camera Features:

10MP Camera
1920 x 1080 Full HD videos with sound (Settings Range from 5 sec. - 2 min. in Length)
Camo Finish
Infrared LED Illumination at Night
100 ft. Flash Range
55 ft. Detection Range
Compact Case Size 5.0” x 4.0” x 2.5”
Timelapse Plus Allows Camera to Perform in Timelapse During the Day and as a Trail Cam at Night
0.67 Second Trigger Speeds
Long Battery Life from 8 AA Batteries (Batteries Not Included)
Up to 8 Multi-Shot Images
Up to 8 Rapid Fire Images
12 Volt External Power Jack
TV Out and USB Port
Supports up to a 32GB SD Card (SD Cards Not Included)
NEW SD Card “Memory Management” Option
NEW Smart IR Video Detection System
Picture “Data Strip” Displays: Time, Date, Temperature, Moon Phase, & Camera ID
Programmable Picture Delay (Delay Settings Range from 5 sec. – 60 min.)
Includes Browning “BuckWatch Timelapse Viewer” Software
Threaded Insert Size of 1/4” – 20 on Bottom of Camera for Mounting Purposes