SpyPoint Force Dark

Spypoint Force Dark

Spypoint has a habit of naming its trail cameras in a way that links in with their capabilities without explicitly explaining them. This is certainly the case with the Force Dark, which gets its name because of its 42 no-glow LEDs, meaning that it is completely invisible to the naked eye even when it is using infrared light to illuminate subjects at night.

Performance potential
In addition to its maximum image resolution for photo capture of 12 megapixels, the other interesting thing about this trail camera is the speed with which it can leap into action when the motion sensor is triggered. With a response time of just 0.07 seconds, you can expect that even subjects that are already moving at speed will be caught by the lightning-fast Force Dark from Spypoint.

You can even set this camera to shoot six photos every time that it is triggered, giving you a kind of stop-motion look at what has occurred when you were not around to witness it. Adjusting the settings is easy thanks to the built-in screen and you can organise a custom schedule for shooting which will ensure that the camera will behave exactly as you require it to over the course of the week.

Coupled with video capture at 1080p, with a built-in microphone meaning that audio is also recorded if you decide to use the Force Dark to shoot clips, you can be sure that this is a capable, competitive product in an ever-evolving market.

Stealthy abilities
The 42 invisible LEDs installed on the Force Dark are not just for show, although they do add a stylish finish to the camouflaged chassis. These bulbs are built to emit no light in the visible spectrum, meaning that unlike some other trail camera models, there will be no telltale glow from the unit when it is working after dark.

If you need a trail camera that is comparatively affordable as well as almost completely undetectable once installed, the Spypoint Force Dark could be a compelling choice for you.