Operated with only a shutter button and flash switch, the Camp Snap CS-V105 Screen-Free Digital Camera is a retro-inspired digital camera for simple point-and-shoot photography. Modeled after disposable film cameras, the CS-V105 is rechargeable, takes up to 500 photos per charge, and stores up to 2000 photos on its internal SD card. The lack of a screen means no photos can be seen until they are transferred off the camera via SD card or USB-C cable, making this camera perfect for trips, parties, and more. Between the 8MP 1/3.2" sensor, the fixed f/1.8 lens, and the internal LED flash, this camera has respectable low light performance and the photos are high enough quality for small prints. Thanks to the hard plastic construction and lack of moving parts the CS-V105 can withstand drops and harsh environments.
- Screen-Free Digital Camera
- Take 500 Photos per Charge
- In-Camera LED Flash
- 8MP 1/3.2" Sensor, f/1.8 Lens
Camp Snap CS-V105 Overview
Camp Snap CS-V105 Specs
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Camp Snap CS-V105 Reviews
Mostly for kids
The Camp Snap is a bit of a let down. It's super plasticky and cheap - I get it, it's supposed to be. The images are decent in bright light; in any indoor or dim light there's no chance of a sharp photo even with the "flash". The biggest issue is that there is a pretty long delay from when you press the shutter and when it actually snaps the photo. I bought it for kids and they love using it instead of being on their phones all day.
Feels like a toy, but really fun to use.
I got one of these as a gift, and was highly skeptical. What I found when I used it was a throwback experience of shooting pictures and having to wait to see them, just like film. The images are surprisingly good, for what amounts to a pinhole camera. It's not a toy after all, it's a very capable image maker. There is an inexpensive waterproof housing available, and I have used it in the pool, and at the lake, and it's a very useful accessory, especially considering housings for more expensive cameras are just as expensive. If you like the idea of it, it's very much worth the price.