Supported trail cameras

Which trail cameras work with Venaris?

43 manufacturers and 129 specific models in one manufacturer-independent catalog. Direct SMTP/FTP cameras, cloud-forwarding ecosystems and conventional SD-card cameras can all feed the Venaris analysis layer through the appropriate route.

For Venaris, the logo on the camera matters less than the path to the images. That is why compatibility is mapped down to the individual model.

Apeman

2 models

Consumer electronics brand known for affordable SD-card trail cameras sold primarily online.

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Boly

5 models

Manufacturer of cellular and SD-card trail cameras whose platforms are also used by OEM brands.

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Braun Phototechnik

1 models

German photo brand offering Scouting Cam models for local SD-card and Wi-Fi use.

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Browning Trail Cameras

11 models

Trail-camera range known for compact designs, high resolution and long battery life.

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Bushnell

4 models

Outdoor optics brand with a broad range of cellular and conventional trail cameras.

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Campark

3 models

Consumer brand offering affordable SD-card and cellular trail cameras.

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Ceyomur

1 models

Online consumer brand focused on affordable solar-assisted and SD-card trail cameras.

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Covert Scouting Cameras

3 models

US trail-camera manufacturer focused on cellular products for hunters and land monitoring.

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Cuddeback

5 models

Long-established trail-camera brand known for fast triggers and the CuddeLink wireless camera network.

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Denver

2 models

European consumer electronics brand with affordable cellular and SD-card trail cameras.

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Dörr

4 models

German photo and optics company whose SnapShot line includes cellular cameras with open email delivery.

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Exodus Outdoor Gear

2 models

US trail-camera brand known for durable SD-card cameras and long warranties.

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GardePro

4 models

Consumer trail-camera brand offering no-glow SD-card and cellular models.

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HCO Outdoor Products

1 models

US outdoor-camera company associated with Spartan and Uway cellular camera lines.

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ICUserver

1 models

Central-European provider of pre-configured cellular wildlife cameras and an app/cloud delivery service.

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Ltl Acorn

3 models

Trail-camera brand known for early MMS/GPRS and later LTE cellular camera models.

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Meidase

2 models

Online consumer brand offering affordable non-cellular trail cameras.

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Minox

5 models

German optics brand whose DTC range spans cellular and conventional trail cameras.

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Moultrie

7 models

US trail-camera brand with a large cellular ecosystem built around Moultrie Mobile.

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Muddy

2 models

Hunting-camera line from GSM Outdoors with both SD-card and cellular models.

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Num'axes

4 models

French outdoor-equipment manufacturer offering the PIE range of cellular trail cameras.

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Reconyx

4 models

Premium trail-camera manufacturer widely used in wildlife research, land management and security.

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Reolink

1 models

Connected outdoor-camera manufacturer whose Go Ranger PT offers a direct FTP path that is particularly suitable for automated Venaris ingestion.

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Reviermanager

2 models

Austrian provider of LTE wildlife cameras with email/app delivery for hunting and remote monitoring.

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Ridgetec

1 models

US manufacturer of cellular trail and security cameras with live/on-demand monitoring features.

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SECACAM

4 models

SECACAM trail cameras are widely used in German-speaking hunting markets and include cellular generations with email- and app-based image delivery.

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Seissiger

3 models

German cellular trail-camera specialist whose SUPERSIM ecosystem can forward captures by email and whose open models support configurable delivery paths.

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Spartan Camera

3 models

Premium cellular camera brand offering cloud, email and FTP delivery options on several models.

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Spromise

1 models

Manufacturer of cellular trail cameras sold directly and as OEM platforms in Europe.

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Stealth Cam

7 models

US trail-camera brand covering entry-level through advanced cellular models in the Command ecosystem.

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Suntek

2 models

Chinese trail-camera manufacturer and OEM whose HC-series includes both open cellular and SD-card camera generations.

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Tactacam Reveal

4 models

Cellular trail-camera line designed around the Tactacam Reveal app and US carrier connectivity.

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Technaxx

2 models

German consumer-electronics brand offering both cellular and SD-card trail cameras in its TX range.

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Toguard

1 models

Online consumer brand focused on budget non-cellular trail cameras.

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Uovision

4 models

Trail-camera OEM and brand with cellular models widely distributed across European markets.

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Victure

3 models

Consumer electronics brand known for affordable SD-card trail cameras sold online.

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Vikeri

1 models

Online consumer trail-camera brand offering affordable E-series SD-card models.

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Voopeak

2 models

Consumer brand offering affordable 4K and solar-assisted SD-card trail cameras.

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Vosker

4 models

Canadian cellular outdoor-camera brand focused on security, surveillance and remote monitoring.

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Wildgame Innovations

2 models

US trail-camera brand offering budget-oriented conventional and cellular hunting cameras.

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Willfine

2 models

Manufacturer of LTE trail cameras sold directly and as OEM models in Europe, with open email workflows.

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Wosports

1 models

Online consumer brand offering budget SD-card and compact trail cameras.

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ZEISS

3 models

ZEISS Secacam cellular trail cameras combine the ZEISS camera ecosystem with app- and email-forwarding workflows suitable for downstream Venaris analysis.

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Venaris image flat rate

Fixed price. No additional Venaris credits per analysed image.

Cellular, cloud, SIM or manufacturer charges remain separate. The key point is that Venaris does not add a second per-photo credit meter for image analysis when image volume rises.

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How compatibility works

The image path matters more than the brand.

Some trail cameras send directly by SMTP or FTP. Other ecosystems provide automatic email forwarding from an app or cloud. Conventional SD-card cameras can still be imported manually. Venaris brings these paths together in one analysis layer.