Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: what are the dimensions of this thing?
Document: Super Fast Shipping! 11-6-134 stars at this point based on the review I read on this camera from trailcampro.com -I will put this thing in the field immediately, and write an updated review in a month or so.With a 0.68sec trigger, and a 2.1sec recovery time, it should be a decent camera, especially for the price.01-10-14 Update:Camera functions flawlessly.
We have only had the camera up and running for 24 hours but it has already paid for itself. We have a converted deer feeder behind our house that is now a bird feeder. We knew we had nocturnal visits from coons and deer, but we had no idea how many. At one time we had 6 coons and 5 white tail deer feeding at the same time. The coons were able to get to the feeder's impeller to grab seed and in the process knocked seed down for the deer.
The case can be padlocked and has the ability to be secured by a Python cable lock.I plan to buy another Browning cam as soon as I can. Great purchase.
The camera will not take a night time video over 10 secs in length but they didn't tell that in the product specs. I use my camera mostly at night. also my camera has a night time detection distance of about 10 feet, not the 35-40 in the specs. It also does not have a 1 second or less trigger speed at night, it's more like 10 seconds.I recommend if you want night time videos you buy a different camera, may be a Spy-Point.
That was a mistake! My Spy-Point was an older model and I would bet they have improved. I'll probably return my Browning and give up the 15% restocking fee and order another Spy-Point. It had great detection distance (50 feet), light was great, trigger was a bit slow but acceptable.
Rock on! Great night quality.. Does not spoke animals, picture or video. Good battery life. Night vision works well to approx 20 yards in complete darkness to pick up coons, fox, deer and flying bugs (a bit shorter distance for the bugs :)
Overall 5 stars, well done, Browning, well done.
My first experience with this product had several pictures that were all white. Upon contacting the company I was informed my NEW camera needed a software upgrade. I was able to get the software upgraded after two tries and having to contact Browning again to get the proper file on the SD card. After the software upgrade I was not able to get pictures any further than 15 feet from the camera and the night shots were not clear.
Its fun to see how the day progresses from sunup until sundown and what kinds of wildlife are ambling about. The Buckwatch software if fairly ease to use, although I wish it had a way to slow down the viewing when watching time-lapse sequences.Also, note the recovery times for these Browning cameras...mostly around 2.5 seconds and compare that to other cams in it's price range...or even others far more expensive!
I'm not a hunter, and this is my first trail cam which I purchased it to see what kind of wildlife I have on a small property, as well as to keep tabs on any trespassers.Despite a couple of negative reviews here, I'd say mine has performed great. The case is waterproof, and the batteries last a long time. My advice is to use lithium batteries, especially in cold weather.
Answer: no