Joanna HolmanTip for Aussie photographers: the Kmart photo printing kiosks do fun formats. These were $0.25 each for instant, cheaper if you’re willing to wait
I also acquired from the Kmart photo section but haven’t tried yet the smallest and cheapest digital camera I’ve ever seen. It was $19, included a microSD card and for scale I’m holding it up against a standard size business card
Took the Kmart very very tiny very very cheap digital camera out for a test and these are some of the better images I got. Photos are about 2MP, haven’t checked the video filming quality. I was shooting in the lower overcast light basic digital cameras tend to struggle with so may well get better results in full sunlight. It doesn’t cope with very closeup shots.
Obviously you’d never use this as your main camera to capture anything of importance but if you want to experience shooting with the aesthetics of early camera flip phones or test your ability to take interesting shots with the most basic of gear, this is a fun purchase
Barry@joannaholman My first thought when I saw it was that it could prove quite useful if you are a spy. Can you confirm?
@NZBarry Maybe? It is extremely small but it does make a shutter sound when taking photos and may not get you the level of detail you'd need in such circumstances