Camp Snap 2: Screen-Free Point-and-Shoot Redux
6.5
Pros & Cons
- Great retro design
- Fast filter access is a solid improvement
- Threads for lens filters is a great idea
- Image quality is unchanged from original
- Good price but spending a little more gets far better image quality
The Camp Snap 2 is a small, screen-free digital camera with retro vibes that’s a lightly updated version of the original. It captures 8 megapixel images, has six built-in filters and, by design, not much else. It’s part of a revival of digital cameras by people who don’t want to be on their phones all the time.
Most of the improvements from its predecessor have to do with usability, including a dedicated button to switch between the filters, plus a slightly slimmer design. What’s not changed is the image quality, which is perhaps a bit too retro. For $70, it’s not bad, but even within the screen-free camera category,...
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