Sorry, you were asking about cams, and all I can see is your buck. Just simply beautiful. You would think me being in the video business I would have an opinion. I have never used a trail camera, but if I wanted one I would get the highest resolution I can afford, that has a removable media card use at least 2 gig card. Cameras with on board storage without a media card is of no use to me, So a 5 megapixle camera at high resolution, I should get at least 500 pictures on it, I'm sure more. I want it to shoot bursts of 3 pictures, if not more, and hopefully I can shut off the click sound sense a digital camera makes no sound, that shutter click sound is a computer generated sound. I'm not sure if the sound is a US mandate because of perv's. Of course inferred is another biggy so to me this is the most important how many feet is it good for, or what is the Lux of the camera, how much light does it need to take a picture. Your camera should be close to 0 lux. Remember you get only as good as you pay for. Fowling a few of these guide lines you will know what your picture will look like, without even seeing a picture from the camera before. With the way electronics has improved I'm sure theia are good cameras for around $100 or just over.