Looking more like some sort of high-tech weapon resulting from some top secret military project, the Stealth Cam STC-DVIR5 Prowler infrared digital camera, apart from looking the business, is not only capable of capturing standard day time imagery at 5 Mega Pixel resolutions but it also capable of taking infrared enhanced night imagery in either still or video format at resolutions of up to 2 Mega Pixels without a flash at distances of up to 50 feet thanks to its 42 inbuilt infrared emitters.
Coming with a nine shot burst mode, date and time (as well as moon phase and temperature) image stamping, the Stealth Cam Prowler comes with a built in two inch LCD screen and a paltry 32MB of internal memory which, thankfully, can be supplemented with an SD card up to 2GB and, whilst we would be the first to admit that the specifications are not exactly mind blowing we are willing to forgive the Prowler its limitations on account of the fact that the night photography it produces is frankly startling (and, besides that, with its distinctly robust styling we suspect that it does not take criticism especially lightly).
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