I have had a Moultrie 35mm and a Cuddeback "digital" and would not recommend them to anyone. My Moultrie (as well as my brother's) worked hit and miss at best, and I spent a small fortune on film and developing. My Cuddeback never did work and would not make it good. Last fall, I bought a digital Camtracker and absolutely LOVE it. It is expensive but in my opinion worth every penny. My brother built several home made digital cameras, and they work great also. He built them for $350-400, but we have had to replace the computer board on mine at least twice which is not a big deal just irritating. For the money, I would buy the Camtracker. I just brought mine home after 4 weeks in the woods to charge the batteries (and they still weren't dead). SO FAR, it has been the best I have ever had (but what I had to pay, it should be).