Tactacam Reveal X

[El General]

Higher number = more pixels in an image = higher quality. I run mine at the highest setting on a 32gb card. It will auto overwrite itself (check settings to make sure that is on), so you never need to worry about your card being full. Just save the pictures you want as you go (if you're like me they're all in your lease group text anyway)

Almost all camera's publish an interpolated mpxl number, which means that after a certain amount the pixels are inserted digitially and don't actually add to the picture quality.

I am guessing the real mpxl rating is somewhere around 8 for this camera, but it isn't published.

[txbowman12]

Maybe someone with more knowledge can explain this better, but I was told the image that is sent to your phone or app is the same regardless of what mega pixel the camera is set on. The wireless networks won't send super high images over data. The higher images are only saved to the sd card. You will get the same image sent to you on 8 as you would 16 but when you pull the card the images on there are much better. This may not be true but makes sense. Someone with knowledge please confirm this or if this is not true please explain. Maybe its different with certain brands or even att vs Verizon?

This has been my experience, I should have been more clear. What gets sent to the app is not going to change based on your settings. But you will have higher card quality pic. The HD request function is the only way to get better looking photos on the app alone