Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – 42 Day Battery Life – Captures Professional 720P HDR Timelapse Videos – Great for short-term indoor projects
Product Dimensions
2.52 x 2.05 x 4.21 inches
Item Weight
12 ounces
ASIN
B00CBNZC2K
Item model number
TLC200 Pro
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
May 8, 2013
Manufacturer
Phase 3 Systems Corp
Test video – Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – :
Product highlights :
PROFESSIONAL TIME-LAPSE CAMERA: 42-Day battery life! 720P HDR and 112° field of view allows you the ability to capture stunning professional videos. Innovative technology instantly allows videos to be shared making this perfect for short-term projects.
LONG BATTERY LIFE AND DAILY TIMER: Record up to 42 days using a 5-min shooting interval with only 4AA batteries! Extend the battery life by DOUBLE using the daily timer to select the hours you want to start and stop recording each day.
INCREDIBLE IMAGE QUALITY: Powerful HDR and FHD sensors select optimum lighting to capture videos outdoors or indoors, daytime or night. Attach interchangeable lenses to the CS mount to capture environment changes or detailed plant progression videos.
CAPTURE VIDEO: Step Video records short videos at time intervals you choose & auto combine the clips into a video! New Timer allows you to program when the camera will start recording and when it will shut off. Ideal for crafting, DIY projects and more.
EXTENDED WARRANTY: Brinno provides customers with regular firmware and software updates. Our compact camera includes a 30-day money-back guarantee and 1-year warranty that can be extended for an ADDITIONAL 6 months if you register your camera.
Questions & Answers – Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – :
➕ What is the price of Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera - in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – in-store is 780 SAR VAT.
➕ When Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera - was released ?
The release date was May 8, 2013.
➕ What is the price of Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera - cheap used ?
The price of Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – used is 550 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera - ?
Special specifications :
PROFESSIONAL TIME-LAPSE CAMERA: 42-Day battery life! 720P HDR and 112° field of view allows you the ability to capture stunning professional videos. Innovative technology instantly allows videos to be shared making this perfect for short-term projects.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.1 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera - in Saudi Arabia ?
Technical specifications – Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera – :
Brand
Brinno
Connectivity Technology
USB
Flash Memory Type
SD, Micro SD, SDHC
Color
Black
Special Feature
Image-stabilization|#7
Screen Size
1.44 Inches
Optical Zoom
3
Photo Sensor Technology
CMOS
Camcorder type
Video Camera
Model Name
Brinno TLC200
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10 reviews for Brinno TLC200 Pro Time Lapse Camera –
Rated 4 out of 5
L. D (verified owner)–
Does as advertised, and the quality is “good enough” for most things – First off, only 4 stars because it’s only 720 HD, rather than 1080, plus the focus method is not great. While knocking a star isn’t fair when I knowingly got it with only 720, I knock it a bit because the clarity of the lens isn’t close to perfect. When downsizing the image to 50%, it looks almost perfect. Which means if it could just shoot higher with this lens, downsizing to 720 would rival DSLRs. Much want for a higher resolution. I’d even see myself paying upwards of $400-500 for a 4K device like this.
F. R (verified owner)–
– This is a really neat gadget – it comes beautifully packaged, with batteries and even a screwdriver for removing the lens and front and back lens covers included in the box. The camera feels solid and is quite easy to set up and get going, although the menu system is a bit fiddly I soon got the hang of it. In normal operation you set the time period between pictures, click ‘OK’ to start it recording and then leave it to it. The results are excellent – sharp, colourful timelapse movies. There are a few basic exposure modes to set it up for normal daytime operation, night time and even a star setting, all of which work well. I was able to put it on the windowsill and capture beautiful footage of the clouds moving overhead, and in the garden at night to capture the stars moving overhead, something I’d not really appreciated before. My only criticisms are that it’s very difficult to see the image that you are going to capture on the little screen- it would be more useful if the screen was on the front. But after a few goes I have got the hang of pointing it approximately the right direction anyway.
C. R (verified owner)–
– Brinno makes HDR time lapse easy. Even in the dark!
D. M (verified owner)–
– I’ve got three of these now because they are the only game in town for off-the-shelf, long duration timelapse. The battery life is good, up to 3 months with careful management, but 720P? in 2018? (nearly 2019) really?
C. R (verified owner)–
– Brinno makes HDR time lapse easy. Even in the dark!
Rated 4 out of 5
G. B (verified owner)–
Brinno is making a name for itself. – Ordered this on a whim because if something takes good pictures or has the potential for interesting movie making, I am interested. Almost cancelled it wondering “what did I need to time lapse?”, and glad I didn’t. I should also clarify that I bought this on a lightning deal that was less than the 299$ price it’s currently at (Oct 2013), and I feel the 299$ is too much, but the 219$ or so that I paid was just fine.
D. M (verified owner)–
– I’ve got three of these now because they are the only game in town for off-the-shelf, long duration timelapse. The battery life is good, up to 3 months with careful management, but 720P? in 2018? (nearly 2019) really?
F. R (verified owner)–
– This is a really neat gadget – it comes beautifully packaged, with batteries and even a screwdriver for removing the lens and front and back lens covers included in the box. The camera feels solid and is quite easy to set up and get going, although the menu system is a bit fiddly I soon got the hang of it. In normal operation you set the time period between pictures, click ‘OK’ to start it recording and then leave it to it. The results are excellent – sharp, colourful timelapse movies. There are a few basic exposure modes to set it up for normal daytime operation, night time and even a star setting, all of which work well. I was able to put it on the windowsill and capture beautiful footage of the clouds moving overhead, and in the garden at night to capture the stars moving overhead, something I’d not really appreciated before. My only criticisms are that it’s very difficult to see the image that you are going to capture on the little screen- it would be more useful if the screen was on the front. But after a few goes I have got the hang of pointing it approximately the right direction anyway.
Rated 4 out of 5
L. D (verified owner)–
Does as advertised, and the quality is “good enough” for most things – First off, only 4 stars because it’s only 720 HD, rather than 1080, plus the focus method is not great. While knocking a star isn’t fair when I knowingly got it with only 720, I knock it a bit because the clarity of the lens isn’t close to perfect. When downsizing the image to 50%, it looks almost perfect. Which means if it could just shoot higher with this lens, downsizing to 720 would rival DSLRs. Much want for a higher resolution. I’d even see myself paying upwards of $400-500 for a 4K device like this.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. B (verified owner)–
Brinno is making a name for itself. – Ordered this on a whim because if something takes good pictures or has the potential for interesting movie making, I am interested. Almost cancelled it wondering “what did I need to time lapse?”, and glad I didn’t. I should also clarify that I bought this on a lightning deal that was less than the 299$ price it’s currently at (Oct 2013), and I feel the 299$ is too much, but the 219$ or so that I paid was just fine.
L. D (verified owner) –
Does as advertised, and the quality is “good enough” for most things – First off, only 4 stars because it’s only 720 HD, rather than 1080, plus the focus method is not great. While knocking a star isn’t fair when I knowingly got it with only 720, I knock it a bit because the clarity of the lens isn’t close to perfect. When downsizing the image to 50%, it looks almost perfect. Which means if it could just shoot higher with this lens, downsizing to 720 would rival DSLRs. Much want for a higher resolution. I’d even see myself paying upwards of $400-500 for a 4K device like this.
F. R (verified owner) –
– This is a really neat gadget – it comes beautifully packaged, with batteries and even a screwdriver for removing the lens and front and back lens covers included in the box. The camera feels solid and is quite easy to set up and get going, although the menu system is a bit fiddly I soon got the hang of it. In normal operation you set the time period between pictures, click ‘OK’ to start it recording and then leave it to it. The results are excellent – sharp, colourful timelapse movies. There are a few basic exposure modes to set it up for normal daytime operation, night time and even a star setting, all of which work well. I was able to put it on the windowsill and capture beautiful footage of the clouds moving overhead, and in the garden at night to capture the stars moving overhead, something I’d not really appreciated before. My only criticisms are that it’s very difficult to see the image that you are going to capture on the little screen- it would be more useful if the screen was on the front. But after a few goes I have got the hang of pointing it approximately the right direction anyway.
C. R (verified owner) –
– Brinno makes HDR time lapse easy. Even in the dark!
D. M (verified owner) –
– I’ve got three of these now because they are the only game in town for off-the-shelf, long duration timelapse. The battery life is good, up to 3 months with careful management, but 720P? in 2018? (nearly 2019) really?
C. R (verified owner) –
– Brinno makes HDR time lapse easy. Even in the dark!
G. B (verified owner) –
Brinno is making a name for itself. – Ordered this on a whim because if something takes good pictures or has the potential for interesting movie making, I am interested. Almost cancelled it wondering “what did I need to time lapse?”, and glad I didn’t. I should also clarify that I bought this on a lightning deal that was less than the 299$ price it’s currently at (Oct 2013), and I feel the 299$ is too much, but the 219$ or so that I paid was just fine.
D. M (verified owner) –
– I’ve got three of these now because they are the only game in town for off-the-shelf, long duration timelapse. The battery life is good, up to 3 months with careful management, but 720P? in 2018? (nearly 2019) really?
F. R (verified owner) –
– This is a really neat gadget – it comes beautifully packaged, with batteries and even a screwdriver for removing the lens and front and back lens covers included in the box. The camera feels solid and is quite easy to set up and get going, although the menu system is a bit fiddly I soon got the hang of it. In normal operation you set the time period between pictures, click ‘OK’ to start it recording and then leave it to it. The results are excellent – sharp, colourful timelapse movies. There are a few basic exposure modes to set it up for normal daytime operation, night time and even a star setting, all of which work well. I was able to put it on the windowsill and capture beautiful footage of the clouds moving overhead, and in the garden at night to capture the stars moving overhead, something I’d not really appreciated before. My only criticisms are that it’s very difficult to see the image that you are going to capture on the little screen- it would be more useful if the screen was on the front. But after a few goes I have got the hang of pointing it approximately the right direction anyway.
L. D (verified owner) –
Does as advertised, and the quality is “good enough” for most things – First off, only 4 stars because it’s only 720 HD, rather than 1080, plus the focus method is not great. While knocking a star isn’t fair when I knowingly got it with only 720, I knock it a bit because the clarity of the lens isn’t close to perfect. When downsizing the image to 50%, it looks almost perfect. Which means if it could just shoot higher with this lens, downsizing to 720 would rival DSLRs. Much want for a higher resolution. I’d even see myself paying upwards of $400-500 for a 4K device like this.
G. B (verified owner) –
Brinno is making a name for itself. – Ordered this on a whim because if something takes good pictures or has the potential for interesting movie making, I am interested. Almost cancelled it wondering “what did I need to time lapse?”, and glad I didn’t. I should also clarify that I bought this on a lightning deal that was less than the 299$ price it’s currently at (Oct 2013), and I feel the 299$ is too much, but the 219$ or so that I paid was just fine.