Bought this after having a bear pull bird feeders off our deck twice in the same week - once during the day when we weren't looking.The Good: Image quality is as good as you can expect for a camera like this at this price point. During the day it's perfect. At night as long as the subject is in center view and close enough to the camera the images and video are great. And I like that it'll do both images and video since a single image isn't often enough to figure out what's there but movement is.The Bad: The description states "Up to 20M Night Vision Distance". Read that as "Up to 20M of Night Vision Distance directly in front of the camera, and remember we said 'up to' - no guarantees." What that means is that you need to make sure that the angle of the unit is such that it casts the light straight out 90 degrees to the ground, something that is not easy to do even when mounted to a square deck post since the placement of the single strap mount is above the centerline so it wants to naturally tilt downward. You can see from the 3 attached photos that slight variations can create drastic changes in what and how far you can see. A second plastic "nub" on the bottom-back of equal height to the strap mount would fix this - I use a shim that keeps falling down every time I open it up (if I wind up keeping it I'll glue it). What you can also see from the photos is that regardless of angle the LEDs do not spread light sufficiently to cover the entire area. A good 50 percent of my photos reveal nothing until I bring them into Lightroom and boost the shadows - one reason why an accompanying video is helpful because most of the time it will either move into the frame or move enough that you can spot eyes and see what you have. But for "photography" purposes it's a major disappointment.I'm going to list the rest under "potential operator error" for now. I have it set to reshoot every minute, capturing a single still image and 45 seconds of video, with the sensitivity set on High (I had a day where it captured nothing and I knew that I had walked in front of it multiple times and I always watch for the LED flashes when I turn it on to make sure it's active). The other day, during the afternoon, we had a pair of deer in the yard while the camera was on. In the 10 minutes the pair were there we got two sets of captures where I would have expected 9 or 10. I've checked the settings multiple times and I cannot understand why it does not retrigger except to say that whatever motion detection determination algorithm they use doesn't do a good job of retriggering for motion it's already detected. In other words it seems to capture only what it considers to be "new" events. For some that may be a good thing but not for me.I purchased this with a gift card I got from a return on something else and I believe that had I paid cash I would have returned it by now. Instead I'll likely pony up for an external IR lamp that will light the yard instead - provided I can figure out the retriggering thing.