The Browning Dark Ops Pro DCL Nano Trail Camera is smaller than previous models and captures higher-resolution photos and video. Its 0.15-second trigger speed and 0.35-second recovery time will make sure you don't miss any of the action, while capturing 26MP photos and 4K video of activity on your hunting grounds.

The camera's 100' maximum-range infrared flash can be set to Powersave, Long Range, or Fast Motion as needed, while Browning's Illuma-Smart technology adjusts the flash for optimal photo quality. The Smart IR Video feature keeps the camera rolling during the day, as long as game are present and moving. The camera can capture up to eight images in Multi-Shot or Rapid-Fire mode, providing multiple looks at game (or people) on your property. Photos and videos are recorded on a user-supplied SD memory card up to 512GB, and Browning's SDXC Card Management will overwrite older images when the card is full. The camera runs on six AA batteries and can also be powered by an external 12 VDC source.

26MP Photos, 4K Video with Sound    100' Adjustable IR Flash    0.15-Second Trigger Speed    1.5" View Screen    0.35-Second Recovery Time    Steel Adjustable Mounting Bracket    Smart IR Video    Up to 8 Multi-Shot or Rapid-Fire Images    Smaller than Previous Models    Use up to 512GB SD Card

• Fast 0.15-second trigger speed and 0.35-second recovery speed

• 26MP

• Wide 54° angle of view

• Records 4K video with sound
• Smart IR to record video during day as long as moving game is present

• 1.5" color viewing screen

• Infrared LED flash with a 100' maximum range
• Powersave, Long Range, and Fast Motion options
• Illuma-Smart technology adjusts flash for optimal photo quality

• Captures up to 8 images in Multi-Shot or Rapid-Fire mode

• Programmable delay: 1-second to 60-minute interval

• Data strip displays time, date, temperature, moon phase, and camera ID

• Photos and videos recorded to optional SD memory card up to 512GB
• Includes Memory Management option, which allows you to overwrite older images on the card if it's full

• Runs on 6 AA batteries
• Can also be powered by optional external power supply connected to its 12 VDC power jack

• All-steel, adjustable, tree-mount bracket
• 1/4"-20 threaded hole on bottom for connection to a tripod, tree, or post mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the video frame rate, frames per second (fps)?

A: It can be set up to 60fps.

Q: 2. What is the average file size for one minutes of video?

A: The best estimate is about 3.6 minutes of video per GB.

Q: 3. does this camera send you an alert when it detects activity?

A: It does not. Please let us know if you need anything further!

Q: 4. Is the Bluetooth Class 1, 2, or 3 technology?

A: The camera uses a low energy BLE to make the Wifi connection.

Q: 5. Can you review/playback images in the field with the Dark Ops camera?

A: No, when using the Browning Dark Ops Full HD Trail Camera you are not able to review/playback images in the field.

Q: 6. I am looking for a high quality trail camera for night use to observe my wild opossums in my yard. Looking for an alert for activity. What do you recommend?

A: We have many options that would serve this purpose however currently we do not have a camera that will send alerts.

Q: 7. Can you set the hours of operation, say from 10:00PM to 5:00Am ?

A: When using the Browning Spec Ops Elite HP5 Trail Camera the user is not able to set the "hours of operation".

Q: 8. Does this have a port for the the Browning trail camera solar power pack?

A: Yes the power pack is compatible with all Browning trail cameras.

Q: 9. I can tell that the reader has a USB on one side, but is the phone connection side a Micro-USB or a USB-C connector?

A: One side of the Browning Trail Camera SD Card Reader for Android, is a USB Type A connector., the other side is a Micro USB connector.

Q: 10. Is video files stored as .avi or .mp4 (H.264) ? The listing for this on Browning's website is dated February 15, 2021, and does not include latest 2022 models like this one.

A: The Browning BTC-5DCL saves the videos as MP4.