Brinno TLC200: Compact Time Lapse Video Camera for Work From Home, Self-Isolation & Quarantine Review

Great camera. She was easy to work with and the images she produced looked very good. Bought a 32GB memory card. And it recorded images for about four days, it used very little memory. I am very happy with it. My first time-lapse camera.

Works as advertised, works and delivers. If people complain about the quality, well, if you want professional quality, spend your money, buy a DSLR with a lens and all that. It does exactly what they promise. 720P time-lapse video recording. I have a trigger to stop the movement and it does it decently enough. If you just want to try it this is perfect, me and my son will enjoy playing with it for years to come.

It has so many options and settings it's amazing. This worked perfectly for my project. I didn't have much time to play with it at first, but I followed the recommendations in the literature and my film turned out well. Next time I will set it to fire every 10 minutes instead of 30 minutes. All in all, you can't beat this camera. Simply remove the SD card when you're done, insert it into your device and enjoy the show!

I really like this camera. This makes time lapse easy and almost impossible to get wrong. Just insert the batteries and SD card and press the record button. Images from the SD card are assembled in film format and can be played. I can't believe how easy it is to use. You can change the quality settings and frequency of recordings. The battery lasts 6 weeks even though I compose a photo every 30 seconds. A 32 GB SD card also lasts at least 6 weeks. I am sure that if you shoot more often and at…

I bought this camera about a month ago - and I use it to capture video of cloud movement and plant growth. It's easy to use (after fiddling with the settings), the battery lasts a long time, and my friends enjoy watching my videos. Camera version): First, the manual should have more explanations about the ideal time interval and frame rate settings for different scenes. To be fair, there's a table at the end of the guide that gives a general summary of these numbers, but I usually google which…

I've been using the TLC200 for a few weeks now and am very happy with it. I've wanted an easy way to record slow motion videos ever since I saw some of them on early Disney shows. I've been interested in cloud computing since I was a forecaster for the US Air Force and this camera is perfect for it. Setting up the camera takes a few key presses due to the very limited number of buttons, but the menus are easy to master in around 5 minutes. A simple multiplication and division is enough to set…

I've been trying to upload videos from the camera to the computer using a USB cable for two days. Then I learned from another review that the USB cable is for external power only. I had to buy a card reader and remove the SD card from the camera every time to transfer the video to the computer for viewing. The poorly written manual and description of this camera on Amazon should make that fact clearer. I was very upset during these two days and almost returned it. Another problem is the small…