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This shot is from a Vivatar mini digital camera, a keychain camera that holds 20 picture at a resolution of 1/3 of a megapixel. This is a fiberglass horse outside a feed store in San Jose, CA. I like his (or her) expression.
Spotted in the Fair Oaks neighborhood of Redwood City, CA. Taken with Vivitar mini digital camera, 1/3 megapixel.
Boutique and part of a mural in the Excelsior District of San Francisco, CA.
Taken with a SQ30ml digital keychain camera. It's also identified as a Lomo digital although I don't think it has any connection to Lomo It has no viewfinder and takes square pictures.
The fact that they were kind of dressy and had pompoms caught my eye. abandoned shoes are so sad. SQ30ml keychain camera.
Window of a botanica on Mission Street in the Excelsior district of San Francisco, CA.
Taken with a SQ30ml digital keychain camera. It's also identified as a Lomo digital although I don't think it has any connection to Lomo It has no viewfinder and takes square pictures.
I haven't played with my VQ1005 for a while. I took it out in Denver and shot a few things. I believe this was the library downtown.
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Fair Oaks neighborhood of Redwood City, CA. Taken with Vistaquest VQ355 digital camera, 1/3 megapixel.
I've been sheltering at home to avoid Covid. So not much new stuff. This is from a few years back. I took it with a digital Vivitar keychain camera and then used an editing app called ToyCameraAnalogColor to give it color like a film shot. Hence it is a shot taken with a toy digital camera edited to look like a toy film camera.
my new baby came in the mail from Japan.
this tiny toy camera is from Superheadz (Tokyo) and is about the size of an ice cube.
It takes 110 film and is known as a "sister holga".
Motel in Santa Cruz, CA that is bright olive green with pink and yellow trim. The mural in the background added an element. This camera is called a pocket digital Lomo camera - a little keychain camera.
This is a mini keychain digital camera. It is a mini digicam which was produced sometime during the early to mid 2000s. At the time digital cameras were still farily expensive and small digicams like this allowed people to get their feet wet in digital photography without spending alot of money. Technically it is an early 2000s camera phone, without the phone.
Like most mini digicams of the era the picture quality is farily lackluster. The resolution is about 0.3MP which produces a rather grainy image with dull looking colours. The camera itself contains 2 megabytes or internal memory (which cannot be expanded). In "high resolution" mode the camera can store 20 pictures, in "good resolution" mode 40, and in "low resolution" 80. To retreive pictures from the camera you would have to connect it to a PC and use driver software to download the images. This software seem to work best with Window XP, and refuses to work on Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 10.
This was shot with this keychain camera - www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6ZCBT6Z?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_....
This is an extremely tiny keychain camera with a flash and four filters. The filters are red, blue, green and black and white. This was shot in San Carlos, CA.
House with bunting in San Jose, CA. Taken with Palm Clix digital with one third of a megapixel resolution.
Mission district in San Francisco, CA. I usually put in the whole sign. But the little $5 digital camera I was using often gives you less than the viewer shows. However, I liked this composition and the color shift the camera gave (the sign is really more of a deep red). Palm Clix digital camera.
I hadn't been to the Fourth of July parade in about 5 years. What was sad was that there were far fewer Shriner clowns and guys in cartoon character suits since the last time. Taken with the Vistaquest VQ1005.