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Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle

The Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle includes a TLC300 time-lapse camera, an ATH120 waterproof housing, an AWM100 wall mount, and two bungee cords for a time-lapse video recording solution.

SKU: GC40-BCC300-M

Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle

Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle

The Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle includes a TLC300 time-lapse camera, an ATH120 waterproof housing, an AWM100 wall mount, and two bungee cords for a time-lapse video recording solution.

Brinno TLC300 Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera

Designed for long-term outdoor projects, TLC300 Time-Lapse Camera from Brinno is a time-lapse camera that captures 1080p resolution video from a 118° field of view via an included interchangeable lens. A 1.44" crystal IPS LCD screen enables users to frame their subject in live view for the ideal vantage point and angle for time lapses.

Powered by four included AA batteries, this camera delivers up to 100 days of battery life and supports microSD cards up to 128GB. Designed for long-term outdoor projects, job sites, remodelling, gardening, and more, it offers flexible interval and schedule settings for customised filming days and times. HDR and night mode support versatile recording, while the daily timer provides added convenience. The camera also features Menu, Info, OK, and Power buttons, a sunlight-readable LCD screen, live view, an LED status indicator, and a multilingual user interface for easy operation.

Brinno Wall Mount for Time Lapse Cameras

The Wall Mount for Time Lapse Cameras from Brinno provides a mounting option for their time lapse cameras with or without their weather-resistant housings. The mount's screw attaches to the camera's standard tripod socket, and is connected to a ball joint permitting you to tilt the camera forward. The mount itself can be fixed to the wall via either a screw or an adhesive pad.

Brinno Weather-Resistant Housing for TLC200 Pro HDR Time Lapse Video Camera

This Weather-Resistant Housing from Brinno is compatible with the TLC200 Pro HDR Time Lapse Video Camera. Its water-resistant design protects your investment against the elements while affording easy access to controls. The case is clear to allow for monitoring of the watertight seal and the camera. It features a built-in, flat lens port that does not distort the image or reduce the clarity of the lens. The housing is configured with a standard 1/4"-20 threaded hole on the bottom for connection to an optional tripod or other support system, such as Brinno's AWM100 Wall Mount.

Key Features:

1080p Full HD Resolution

1.44" Crystal IPS LCD

118° Wide Field of View

Up to 100 Days Battery Life

Supports microSD Cards up to 128GB

Weather-Resistant Camera and Housing

What's in the Box:

Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle

AA Batteries

microSD Card

Lens Cover

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Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle

The Brinno BCC300-M Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle includes a TLC300 time-lapse camera, an ATH120 waterproof housing, an AWM100 wall mount, and two bungee cords for a time-lapse video recording solution.

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