We bought this for our wedding, the wedding is this weekend but we have brought it to some family functions to test it out and it’s a hit! Everyone loves it, the quality and sound is great (even without the extra mic) and the upload is super easy! Definitely recommend!
I wish I bought this sooner - it’s perfect! It’s so simple to use & upload the content, love that it also records sound! I would buy this again and again love it so much!
Excellent camera, arrives just in time for a test drive during a work function. Coworkers love the retro feel! Hope to capture many more work and family memories with my awesome new toy!
Absolutely obsessed with this camera! I love that the screen-free feature prevents you from extra time staring at your phone, and that it really forces you to capture the moment while truly experiencing it. I bought this ahead of the birth of my first child, and I feel like I am going to be using a lot to capture those early memories of our growing family!
I absolutely love my CampSnap 8! As a professional photographer, I'm surrounded by high-end gear every day, but there's something incredibly refreshing about the simplicity of this little camera.
The photos have a nostalgic, film-inspired feel that reminds me of childhood memories and disposable cameras, without the cost of developing film. It's easy to use, lightweight, and perfect for weddings, vacations, family gatherings, and everyday moments when you just want to be present instead of worrying about settings.
One of my favorite ways to use it is at weddings, handing it to guests and bridal party members to capture the day from their perspective. The candid moments it creates are priceless and often become some of my favorite images.
If you're looking for a fun, uncomplicated camera that encourages you to enjoy the moment and embrace imperfect, authentic memories, the CampSnap 8 is absolutely worth it.
I like everything about the camera except one thing that I consider major. Having to keep your finger on the trigger all the time while shooting is a problem. I would like to put the camera on a tripod and get into the video myself. Can't be done as there is no trigger lock. I consider this a major omission.