Camp Snap introduced the 110D, a new screenless digital point-and-shoot camera. The device is available for preorder starting at $74.95 and comes in 'back in black' and 'dreamsicle' color options.
The 110D's design is based on the slim horizontal form factor of 110 cartridge-based film cameras, which were popular in the 1970s. This design pays homage to vintage analog cameras that used Kodak's 110 film, first introduced in 1972.
The camera includes an 8-megapixel Sony 1/3.2-inch CMOS sensor and a 4.2mm, f/2.0 lens. It supports 30.5mm screw-on filters and offers five built-in software filters for vintage, analog, and black and white effects. A bundled 4GB microSD card can store up to 2,000 photos, and the 800mAh battery provides capacity for approximately 500 shots.
Other features include a built-in flash with adjustable color temperature and a basic segmented LCD display. This display shows remaining battery life and the number of photos taken. The camera charges via USB-C and has an automatic sleep mode to conserve battery.
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Camp Snap released the 110D, a new screenless digital point-and-shoot camera, which features a slim horizontal design inspired by 1970s Kodak 110 film cameras. This release expands Camp Snap's product line with a digital camera offering a vintage aesthetic and modern convenience.