Review on Rexing TL1 Time-Lapse Camera: Full HD Video, Wide-Angle Lens, Long Battery Life, Loop Recording - Perfect for Photography, Construction, Nature Observation by Bob Fasho

I have some Rexing products. What they have in common is their robust construction, ease of use and weather resistance. But not all of their products do the same. My other Rexing is a motion-activated camera that can be set to take photos or record videos. when he feels movement. And it has night vision, so even in the dark I can see what's going on in the forest in my backyard. This Rexing camera was clearly built for a different purpose: its strength lies in time-lapse photography. Whether you're monitoring a workspace, monitoring plant growth, or monitoring activities around your home, just know that it's not intended for continuous surveillance or nighttime surveillance (unless the area is well lit). He's doing his job. good: it was easy for me to set it up without having to spend a lot of time reading the instructions. The small screen on the device serves two purposes: updating the configuration (e.g. the frequency of photos) and viewing the photos or videos taken. I love how easy it is to view auto-composite photos the next morning. Really effortless. And it holds up well in the rain. The only criticism is the lack of night vision. When it's completely dark outside, don't expect to see almost nothing. Rexing can add night vision to their products, so why not? If you need time-lapse photography and don't need motion-activated recording and night vision, then this is a good choice. Note, however, that there are other options (including Rexing) that may better suit your needs.