Having a spotted a fox wandering in my garden one evening I decided to try and find out what other wildlife may be around. Having looked at a few different trail cameras I chose the Crenova based on it having a good specification and a relatively low price. I mostly wanted the video capture with still photography a secondary consideration. Night time video quality is good, obviously not up to professional broadcast quality but definitely ok for social media and amateur use. Functions are easy to use and the instruction manual is ok but not always entirely clear - you have to think a little. The motion sensors are sensitive enough to pick up a wood mouse so marauding foxes (and cats) will definitely trigger the camera. Sensitivity is adjustable over three settings, as is the infrared illumination. In the two weeks since purchase I've discovered a world of nocturnal activity around the garden and would have no hesitation in recommending the Crenova to anyone looking for an inexpensive trail camera. One small tip foe any new users - there is a lug at the side that can be used to put a padlock on the camera and if you look through the hole in this lug you're pretty much on the same alignment as the lens. I use this to set the direction when placing the camera and I've found it allows me to get accurate framing.