The Camp Snap 110D takes its cue from the slim pocket cameras of the early seventies, the long, flat shape that rode along on every road trip and family reunion. Camp Snap kept the silhouette and dropped the film. It is a screen free digital camera that wakes up and shoots with one press of the shutter, so you spend the day looking at the moment instead of a display.

Inside is a native 8MP sensor with five built in film looks: Standard, two Vintage settings, Analog and Black and White, all selectable on the camera with no app. The shutter fires almost instantly, a single USB-C charge covers roughly 500 shots, and the preinstalled microSD card holds about 2,000. It comes with a wrist lanyard and a pouch, has strap lugs for your own strap, and slides into a jacket pocket without a fuss. Photos transfer straight to iPhone, Android, Mac or PC.

At DavProCo, our local shop chose the 110D for anyone who wants their weekend photos to feel like an old envelope of prints. You will not know what you got until you get home, which is half the fun.