Camp Snap's pocket-sized digital camera brings back 1970s 110 film nostalgia — and promises zero shutter lag

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  • Camp Snap's new 110D is a screen-free camera inspired by pocket 110 film cameras from the 1970s
  • It costs $74.95 at launch (about £56 / AU$105) and is available for pre-order
  • Camp Snap is promising 'near-instant shutter button response', addressing a common complaint about its previous cameras

Camp Snap is aiming to bring us back to the 1970s — sort of — with its new Camp Snap 110D. Styled after 110 film cameras, this adorable, rectangular compact digital camera is surfing on two current trends at once: cute cameras, and retro styling.

It's not the first modern release to co-opt the 110 camera look — Lomography did so a couple of years ago with its Lomatic 110. However, that was an analog camera shooting genuine 110mm format film, whereas Camp Snap's effort is an all-digital affair, with image quality more in line with the likes of the Camp Snap...

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