Brinno Construction TIMELAPSE Camera - 1 Year Quick Review

We have been using the Brinno TLC2000 Construction bundle kit to record our job sites over the last year. In this video we will be giving a brief review of our experience and how well its worked for us on our busy and messy job sites.
QUICK REVIEW:
Cons
- Expensive
- Not the best quality resolution in lowlight
- Blocky and grainy artifacts in footage
Pros
- Sturdy and well built design
- Small and Portable (Easy to place in tight spaces)
- Simple and intuitive menu and recording settings
- 118 degree wide angle lens
- Long Lasting battery Life
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[@3rdGorilla]

I have been using the cheaper Green Brinno cameras, even at 720p they still do a good job for long construction projects

[@brevoo88]

Hi
Thanks for reviewing
I want to know something in the calculator program from brinno website.
Does the results includes the extra 16 batteries in the housing box or just calculate the 2 batteries inside the camera ? Thanks

[@MrG2dP]

How do you think this camera will perform for taking a time lapse of up close objects, the objects would only be 10 inches away

[@thomaslove6494]

I really enjoyed this review.... one question. How is the data stored on the SD card? Is it already in mp4/video format?

[@GoldsConcrete]

Thank you ! And to answer your question the data is stored in an .AVI File format. Its super easy to convert this format to .mp4 with almost any video editing program

[@1000riversproductions]

Hi I wanna ask, can we change the battery when camera still running, because we have about 6 months project, and battery can just last around 3 or 4 months

[@GoldsConcrete]

Yes you can, you just have to pause the recording when doing this as the unit will have no power. when the new batteries are in hit record again and should last you another 3-4 months

[@1000riversproductions]

@@GoldsConcrete Great, thank you!

[@jfmestre4903]

Great test, can we use it plugged into an electrical outlet?

[@1000riversproductions]

@@jfmestre4903 I think you can't, but if you have scheduled capture, it's ok to change the battery, and push record or continue the timelapse after batteries replaced.

[@MrShtsweak]

I see you are using a Mac but it say’s windows only all over the website. Is there a work around, or are you just not able to update the firmware on Mac?

[@GoldsConcrete]

I'm not sure! We use Windows

[@MrShtsweak]

But you show a laptop screen with Apple apps and even the Apple logo on the top of the laptop in this video.?

[@GoldsConcrete]

@@MrShtsweak Ahh yes. That was the previous marketing team

[@MrShtsweak]

So I dug into this a bit more. Turns out you can use a Mac for editing and all that it’s just not compatible with the Brinno Control Center which allows you to control the camera and check status via the long cable