BRAUN Scouting Cam Black1300 Trail Camera

Excellent day and night recordings for monitoring wildlife and protecting property

Thanks to its 13 MP CMOS image sensor, the Braun Scouting Cam Black1300 delivers videos in full HD and even 4K resolution, as well as images with up to 48 MP

• 3 PIR motion sensors with 120° detection angle
•  trigger time 0.2 seconds
•  trigger distance up to 20 m 
•  2'' color display 
• storage on SD card (up to 128GB) 
• weight only 264 g 
•  time-lapse recordings
• integrated microphone and loudspeaker

A trail camera, also known as a wildlife camera, is a waterproof, motion activated camera used to capture images and videos of animals in their natural habitat. These cameras are designed for outdoor use and are used for wildlife monitoring. Thanks to trail cams it’s now possible to observe wild animals day or night such as foxes, deer or wild boar. However, they can also be used to monitor objects such as allotment gardens or garages and to prevent theft and vandalism. The Braun Scouting Cam Black1300 was specially developed for surveillance tasks. With its 13 megapixel CMOS image sensor, the Scouting Cam Black1300 is advancing to the new top model of the wildlife camera series from Braun Photo Technik.


The compact camera has three PIR motion sensors and can take photos and videos with daytime shots in color, as well as black and white at night. Various recording functions such as single images, videos (also 4K at 10fps) and time-lapse recordings are possible, which are saved on an SD card (max. 128 GB). With a detection angle of 120 degrees, a trigger distance of up to 20 meters and a trigger time of around 0.2 seconds, the Black1300 produces sharp images. The Scouting Cam has a 2‘‘ TFT color display to check the images. In addition, the Black1300 has an integrated microphone, a loudspeaker, password protection and information about the date, time, moon phase and temperature.


Thanks to a practical mounting strap or the bracket included in the scope of delivery, the robust and water-jet protected (IP66) wildlife camera can be easily attached to the desired location.


The operating temperatures range from -10°C to + 60°C. The standby time is around six months. Power is supplied by eight AA batteries (not included). Optionally, the camera can be supplied with power via a power adapter (not included).