How to Choose the Right Resolution for Your Trail Camera
Choosing the right resolution helps balance image clarity, battery life, and storage usage. Here's a quick guide to help you decide:
| Resolution | Quality Level | Resolution (px) | Storage Usage | Use Case |
| SD | Basic (Low) | 720 × 480 | Low | Long recording time, low detail scenes |
| HD | Medium | 1280 × 720 | Moderate | Daily wildlife tracking, general use |
| FHD | High (Clear) | 1920 × 1080 | High | Need for detail, security, night use |
Tip:
If you use a large-capacity SD card (≥32GB) and want clear footage, go with FHD. If you prefer longer recording time and power saving, try HD or SD.
Note:
The default resolution setting is HD, offering a good balance between clarity and storage.
Related Articles
How to Remove the Timestamp Watermark from Your Camera Image
By default, your trail camera may display a timestamp watermark on the image. If you prefer a cleaner view without the date and time information, you can easily turn this feature off in the device settings. Steps to Remove the Watermark: Open the ...How to Use Filters to Organize Your Trail Camera Photos
As your trail camera captures more and more wildlife activity, sorting through hundreds of photos can become time-consuming. That’s where the filter function comes in. It helps you quickly find the moments that matter most — whether it’s a specific ...How to Upload Images and Videos to the MAGIC Cloud
Uploading your trail camera footage to the MAGIC Cloud ensures that your important files are securely stored and accessible anytime from the app. 一.Uploading from the Gallery Go to the Gallery page in the app Tap an image or video to enter the detail ...How to Set Up and Use Two-Way Audio on Your Camera
The Magic Eagle® App supports two-way voice communication between your phone and the trail camera, allowing you to speak to people or animals near the device in real time. How to use two-way audio: In the live preview interface: The device speaker ...How to Adjust the Volume for Two-Way Audio
The Magic Eagle® camera allows you to control the volume of the speaker used during two-way voice communication. This helps you ensure the sound is loud enough to hear or soft enough not to disturb the environment. How to Set Up and Use Two-Way Audio ...