Retro CCD Student Camera with Screen and 8 Filters
A pocket retro camera that lets you see the frame before you shoot. Eight filter switches give your party and campus photos a look that stands out in the feed, and the 0.96-inch screen keeps every shot in view. Rated for about 100 minutes per charge, it keeps up with a full night.
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A pocket retro camera that lets you see the frame before you shoot. Eight filter switches give your party and campus photos a look that stands out in the feed, and the 0.96-inch screen keeps every shot in view. Rated for about 100 minutes per charge, it keeps up with a full night.
Pocket-sized retro CCD camera with a real-time screen, 8 filters and 100-minute battery life for students and parties
- blurred photos
- not being able to see the shot before taking it
- short battery life
- boring photo looks
Catch the night on a camera that shows you the shot first
Tired of blurry, guess-and-hope photos from your phone? This pocket CCD camera previews every frame on its screen, adds retro filters, and keeps shooting for about 100 minutes.
The preview that ends guess-and-hope shooting
- Preview the frame before you shoot
The 0.96-inch screen shows the scene live, so you can line up a group, a stage or a sports moment before you take it. The front-facing selfie preview on the rear screen does the same job for arm's-length shots, so there is no guessing whether your face made it into the frame.
- Eight looks, one tap away
Eight filter switches sit on the body, so you pick a retro CCD look in the moment instead of editing later. Switch through them on a Friday night and you will see the same party take on eight different moods on the screen.
- Keeps shooting for 100 minutes
The 180 mAh battery is rated for about 100 minutes of use per charge, which covers a full party or a long afternoon on campus. The built-in flash works in dim corners, and the textured grip panel keeps the camera steady in one hand.
Three steps to your first shot
- 1Charge it fully
The 180 mAh battery is rated for about 100 minutes of use, so start with a full charge before your first outing.
- 2Pick a filter
Click through the eight filter switches and watch the screen change. Choose the look that fits the scene in front of you.
- 3Frame on the screen, then shoot
Line up the shot on the 0.96-inch screen, use the flash in dim spots, and press the shutter. Shade the screen with your hand if the sun washes it out.
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Not on sharpness in dim rooms. A small CCD sensor needs decent light, so the strength here is the look: warm, grainy, retro colour that phones do not produce by default. In bright light and near the flash, the results are clean enough to post.
Yes. The 0.96-inch screen shows the scene in real time, and the front-facing preview on the rear screen works for selfies. You frame the shot, check it, and shoot again if needed.
The battery is rated for about 100 minutes per charge, which is the figure we can stand behind. For a long night, charge it fully before you leave and keep a cable in your bag. One charge covers most nights out, and nothing else in your bag costs less to keep running.
Yes. The controls are simple: switch filters, frame on the screen, press the shutter. There is no phone to lose focus on, no app to set up, and a lanyard loop keeps it on the wrist or the neck.
It records video and has a front-facing selfie preview on the rear screen, so you can frame yourself and your friends before you press the shutter.
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