7 each of the 2009 model Bushnell Trophy trail camera: excellent service, viewing sreen not worth the extra price due to small size. Keep the better batteries in the lower four if only changing 4 out of 8. These cameras draw more power off the lower four for some odd reason. Bushnell offers a two year warranty and has given excellent customer service when emailing them.
2 each Moultrie M100. When set to video, they take a picture first, then the video. The field of view is narrower in the video than in the picture. This camera is an upgrade to the M80. I have had these cameras about three months. Excellent service. My M100 has audio, but unless set up over baits, I wouldn't spend the extra money. The audio picks up a lot of wind noise even under low wind conditions.
3 each Moultrie D55-IR. When set to video, the camera takes a picture first, then the video. The field of view in the video is narrower than in the picture. These are a large body camera. Excellent service.
Emailing Moultrie about the field of view: "this is how it down loads". I emailed Moultrie before the M80 or M100 came out to see if they had any intention of: upgrading software to more than a 10 second night video: "no because it would be harder on batteries". Excellent customer service. One year warranty on Moultrie cameras.
Bushnell Trophy cameras and Moultrie M80 and M100 are small, easy to conceal, well built cameras. The M100 in my opinion are a close second to the Bushnell.The 2009 Bushnell takes either picture or video and has a two year warranty. M100 has the audio option.