Hello Bucket head, Wow! Thank you so much for the feedback! and sharing your beautiful pictures with us, the battery life is greatly influenced by several factors, such as low signal, bad reading between the SD card and camera, A lot of night pictures, The orientation of the batteries If not inserted properly, Overall, the setting might affect the battery life in basically the following ways: Transfer frequency, delay, and multishot Because it impacts the number of photos. Depending on the installation conditions of the camera and its environment, a solar panel can be a great option. It delivers an ongoing power supply for trail cameras in those spots you just want to stay out of until the time is right, so fewer visits for battery changes ensures you Find a location where the panel will receive as much direct sunlight as possible; typically, the panel should always be facing south. If you have any further concerns or questions, please reach out at: https://www.spypoint.com/en/chat. Have a great hunting season.

Hello Alabama Trophy Hunters, Thank you for reaching out and taking the time to review our products. We are always keen to listen to our customers and receive their feedback; this is the best way to improve our products and services. Is there anything specific we can look into for you? Which cameras on your account are experiencing this battery issue? Please feel free to let us know how we can help at https://www.spypoint.com/en/chat if you have any questions, concerns, or need anything further. Have a great hunting season.

Hello MWalker, It is possible to adjust the quality of the photos taken in the settings, but it also depends on the installation of the camera and its environment. we always advise that the camera be installed at a reasonable distance from the area you want to secure and always parallel to the ground. This improves the detection range and the IR flash coverage as well. Make sure that there is nothing in the immediate foreground, like branches or tall grass, that could influence the camera’s focus or cause it to trigger unnecessarily. Also, take note of objects that can reflect the sun towards the camera, obstructing the view, but the most important thing is that poor image quality can be caused by a low battery level, and precisely if you are faced with batteries that consume quickly, this can be caused by a weak signal, when the signal is low, the camera will try to make many connection attempts, a lot of night pictures: Night pictures require the flash LED to turn on, which will consume the batteries faster, bad reading between SD card and camera The orientation of the batteries: If not inserted properly, Overall, the setting might affect the battery life : Transfer frequency, delay, and multishot because they impact the number of photos taken and transmitted, please Check the camera's signal and ensure the camera reads the SD card properly. Check the settings of the camera: lots of multi-shot pictures, no delays, and transfer frequency: Each detection can be a lot of work for the camera, and it is important that all of the batteries are properly inserted into the camera. Thank you for your valuable feedback. Have a wonderful day.