The first commissioning didn't start well. The battery compartment cover should be unlocked with a small loop and then lifted. The first thing I pulled up was the loop itself. This is a thread that is too thin with an equally thin knot at the end. It promptly slipped through the eyelet of the battery compartment lid. The compartment could then only be opened with a screwdriver and a bit of fiddling. All you have to do is pull in a thicker thread with neat knots at the end.

Trigger time
I have already installed cameras in a few places on a nearby farm so that I can at least have an idea of ​​who has sometimes attacked the free-roaming poultry. Unfortunately, this camera is a bit behind when it comes to shutter speed. I have set photo + video, and if you look at the pictures and videos, the hedgehog, for example, is already in the middle of the picture until there is a first photo. With the rabbit and the hedgehog, the hedgehog was always the faster ;-)

Image quality and megapixels
In my opinion, there isn't much left of the 48MP of the K+F wildlife camera. In order to save storage space and recording time, much smaller images should also do the trick. For videos, FullHD is still okay for recording. The lighting at night is ok for my purpose. With strong contrasts of sunshine and shadow, not everything can be seen.

What else caught my eye? The closures do not press the lid too tightly against the seal. I can't say yet whether it's permanently waterproof. Until now everything inside was still dry.