The increasing reliance on screens has unearthed a new trend: tech minimalism. Among the craving to carve out some screen-free existence, disposable film cameras have made a comeback as a way to stay in the moment and still have photos too. The problem? Developing film is expensive, which is where cameras like the Camp Snap come in.
The Camp Snap isn’t film; it’s all digital. But the compact camera mimics the experience of a disposable film camera. There’s no screen on the back, just a shot counter. The tiny viewfinder and simple design made me feel like I was using a digital dupe of disposable film.
