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: Can this camera do time lapse or are the only settings programmed time and day or motion?
Document: pro:effective motion sense day and nightday time color HD pictures are sharpsnaps or videos or bothcon:nothing at all to aim and frameif timestamps are used on photos, the Bushnell logo is placed on the photo - their name on my photo - what is that?? ?
Instead of no triggering beyond 20 feet, the Moultrie triggered to 70 feet and beyond. The only variable, other than the camera that might have affected this was the time of day: the temperature was almost exactly the same, but it was a little earlier in the day, just before noon.The picture quality on the Moultrie in 4MP mode (I haven't yet been able to get a 10 MP picture) is as good (perhaps a little better) than the Bushnell.
This product does a nice job until the temp gets to -4 when the movie feature stops working. (That's been nearly every day since November in northern MN!) It still takes photos at lower temps but misses blocks of activity for hours at a time even in warmer temps. The insulation on the small wire going from the batteries to the camera broke within days although it still seems to be working. The company charges $10 shipping to send it in for repair even under warranty.
motion sensor is &#34;so so&#34;pictures are blurry most of the time on moving objects.if a good picture is captured, it is clear
Day time video is very good, night time video is grainy. Still shots are excellent, but the infared trigger seems to be slow.
The Moultrie case is smaller and better camouflaged. The downside to the Moultrie is that it cannot take still pictures as well as video. On the other hand, the Moultrie video is Motion JPEG which means that it is nothing more than a series of independent still photos. Also, the fast multiple photo mode (up to four photos at a time) is almost video speed.One downside: the Moultrie requires eight batteries, whereas the Bushnell can be run with only four.
The manufacturer touted the same options as the Bushnell HD, however you could only use one function at the same time and so, I returned to Bushnell and purchased this Trophy Cam HD Max spending only a few dollars more. The Bushnell Trophy Cam HD Max takes beautiful 8MP photos during the day and exceptional night photos thanks to its Hyper Night Vision. Condensation has not been an issue.
It will not trigger if it mounted behind a glass window. That hadn't crossed my mind when I bought it. It picks up images acceptably in the dark. The batteries last a long time. The programming method is bit hokey. It lacks the ability to be programmed to shoot video at a preset time for 5 minutes or more. The video will shoot for a max of 1 minute. The field scan option does not appear to work exactly as described.
This product is not up to Bushnell's high standards. I will be returning it tomorrow.Problems:1. The motion sensor only triggers at a range of twenty feet or less. I tested this with sensitivity first set to "Auto," and then later to "High." The ambient temperature was 62 degrees; there was a very slight breeze, and the camera was pointed into a level, open clearing.
Bought this camera with high expectations after reading reviews and looking at a lot of options. It worked fine for one day and then stopped working. LCD does not work at all. I am returning to Bushnell. Not what I expected from this brand.
Answer: yes