Original company Camp Snap Launches a digital camera without screens: Jell-O colour, 8 million pixels, built-in multiple filters Mirror

According to information from IT House on 2 June, today, according to external sources The Verge, Camp Snap, the original company that launched the Retro 8mm film camera CS-8, launched a new digital camera, Camp Snap 2, which continues the first-generation unscreened digital card route of the former generation, while bringing a thinner body, a faster response, the filters available to open the box, and new features more suitable for children.

Camp Snap 2 has been available for sale on Camp Snap for 69.95 dollars (IT House Note: The current exchange rate is approximately RMB 474.3), providing dark, chestnut brown, polar white, forest green and suny colours, while adding new Jell-O hull-transparent hulls to enhance the recovery.

Camp Snap 2 has a sensor pixel of 8 million and can only take JPEG pictures. The idea of Camp Snap is very clear: it's not a camera for post-processing, but a simple shot and quick sharing.

The new machine defaults to provide six filters, including retro, black and white, with independent buttons to call more directly. The lens also adds a 30.5 mm screw, which allows the user to access the physical filter to further change the photo effect.

Camp Snap 2 is 15% thinner than Camp Snap V1 and adds to the e-ramp mode, which can wake up by pressing the fast door. For child users, the new machine adds Camp Lock, which allows parents to disable the built-in filter; storage card doors are also fixed to screws, reducing the possibility of children being opened by mistake or hand.

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