Camp Snap’s new 110 D revives the slim horizontal form of 1970s 110 film cameras in a pocket-friendly, no-screen digital point-and-shoot with five built-in filters and a $74.95 pre-order price.
Screen-free digital camera with five on-camera filters (Standard, Vintage 1, Vintage 2, Analog, Black & White).
Specs: 8MP sensor, f/2.0 aperture, fixed 4.2mm (≈26mm equivalent) lens, dual-tone LED flash, internal battery for ~500 photos.
Storage and transfer: pre-installed upgradeable 4GB microSD (about 2,000 photos) and USB-C cable included.
Camp Snap's 110 D is a compact, screen-free digital camera designed to echo the slim, horizontal silhouette of classic 110 film cameras. It's aimed at users who want a simple, nostalgic shooting experience without a built-in display.
The 110 D follows a low-fuss point-and-shoot layout. There's no screen, so you shoot blind and view photos later after transferring files. Strap lugs accept first- and third-party straps or lanyards. The camera includes a dual-tone LED flash for low-light snaps. Two factory colorways are offered: Back in Black (black and gray) and Dreamsicle (white and orange).
The camera uses an 8MP native image sensor and a fixed 4.2mm focal length lens, which Camp Snap states is equivalent to a 26mm field of view on a 35mm camera. The lens aperture is f/2.0. Images are stored as simple JPEG files to keep sharing and file handling straightforward.
Five interchangeable filters are built into the camera body: Standard, Vintage 1, Vintage 2, Analog, and Black & White. Filters are selected directly on the camera, which keeps operation tactile and immediate despite the absence of a viewable screen.
Camp Snap ships the 110 D with a pre-installed, upgradeable 4GB microSD card that Camp Snap estimates can hold around 2,000 photos. The internal rechargeable battery is rated for up to 500 photos per charge. A USB-C cable is included for charging and file transfers.
The 110 D suits people who prefer analog-style constraints in a digital package: no preview screen, a compact retro shape, limited on-device editing through filters, and straightforward JPEG output. It's positioned as an affordable, pocketable secondary camera for travel, bikepacking, or casual everyday shooting.
You'll need to transfer files to see shots, either by plugging the included USB-C cable into a computer or using the microSD card. The fixed wide-ish field of view and the lack of a screen mean framing is approximate, which is part of the camera's intended experience.
Pre-orders are available at CampSnapPhoto.com for $74.95 USD. Two color options are sold alongside compatible straps and accessories.
Camp Snap is expanding its small collection of screenless digital point-and-shoot cameras with the new pocket-friendly 110D featuring a thin horizontal design first popularized by Kodak film cameras in the 1970s. The Camp Snap 110D is available for preorder starting today for $74.95 in back in black (black and gray) or
The 110D revives a beloved vintage form factor with zero screen, zero fuss and a budget-friendly price tag.
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Camp Snap расширила свою коллекцию цифровых компактных камер без экрана новой карманной моделью 110D. Дизайн Camp Snap 110D вдохновлён множеством недорогих камер от таких компаний, как Canon, Minolta и Pentax, которые использовали плёнку 110, впервые представленную Kodak в 1972 году. Источник изображений: Camp Snap
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