Reading another thread on here got me to thinking. Trailcams - Essentially what you have is a motion activated camera meant to capture images of various wildlife for scouting purposes. I've always been a bit into photography, so I know about the improvements made in camera technology over the past few years. Most people (I'm assuming here) don't buy a trail cam based on it's ability to produce a high quality 8x10 print, so MP's don't necessarily make or break the camera's usefullness. The advent of IF/No flash technology was a pretty nice addition to the cams. Now there's video capability, increased trigger speed, picture timing, and now even remote camera/computer communication. For me, I don't need to many frills on a trail cam, but that's just me. I'm not here to bash anyone who likes the latest and greatest, but what do you guys think is left to improve on these little electronic gems?