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Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K)
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K)
The TLC5000 is designed to deliver outstanding 4K time-lapse footage with remarkable image quality. Featuring a large 1/1.8" Sony sensor with 2.0 - micrometre pixels, it captures fine details and true-to-life visuals, giving creators greater flexibility for editing and producing professional long-term time-lapse videos.
Reliable Performance for Long-Term Recording
Built for extended operation, the TLC5000 combines Brinno's original ASIC AN70 chip with a high-capacity MRB1000 rechargeable battery pack for stable, power-efficient performance. This dependable design supports long-term recording while reducing power consumption and providing an eco-friendly rechargeable power solution.
Key Features:
4K UHD Time-Lapse Camera Bundle
17mm Fixed Wide-Angle Lens
118° Diagonal Field of View
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Connectivity
Supports microSD Cards up to 256GB
Dual Rechargeable Battery Packs
IP65-Rated Outdoor Power Housing
What's in the Box:
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K)
MRB1000 Rechargeable battery
Quick Guide
ATH5000 Waterproof Housing
ACC500 Camera Clamp
Lens Hood
MicroSD card and adapter
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Product Overview
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K)
The TLC5000 is designed to deliver outstanding 4K time-lapse footage with remarkable image quality. Featuring a large 1/1.8" Sony sensor with 2.0 - micrometre pixels, it captures fine details and true-to-life visuals, giving creators greater flexibility for editing and producing professional long-term time-lapse videos.
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Key Features
17mm Fixed Lens
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) fixed lens delivers a wide field of view, ideal for capturing expansive scenes with exceptional clarity.
4K Ultra Video Recording
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) record sharp, vibrant 4K Ultra HD videos with smooth performance and impressive detail.
1/1.8" Sony Sensor
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) sony sensor captures brighter images with enhanced detail and excellent low-light performance.
MRB1000 Rechargeable Battery
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) high-capacity MRB1000 rechargeable battery provides dependable power for extended time-lapse shooting sessions.
microSD Cards to 256GB
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) supports microSD cards up to 256GB, giving you ample space for high-resolution photos and videos.
Wi-Fi & BLE 4.0 Connectivity
Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K) built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and BLE 4.0 provide reliable wireless control, quick pairing and seamless file transfers.
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Brinno BCC5000 Time Lapse Camera Kit with WiFi (4K)
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Built to Record
Record every milestone effortlessly with professional-grade precision.
Every Phase in Stunning
Never miss a moment of your project's evolution with crystal-clear 4K recording. Built to withstand extended deployments, it delivers reliable time-lapse performance every day. Remote WiFi control makes monitoring simple and convenient.
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