Get Creative With 4 Colour Filters
All of our cameras come with 4 shooting modes. Colour, Black & White, Sepia & Cool Tone.
Paper Camera - Vintage 1930
$135.00
1930 may have been the first year of the Great Depression, but you wouldn’t know it with this camera! Our Vintage 1930 model is the sleek, retro cam of your dreams. Vintage 1930 is a carefully curated up-and-coming thrift store in the coolest neighbourhood in your city that you shamelessly gatekeep so you can get all the cool stuff before it gets too popular. You’re the one who’s spent hours sifting through the racks of old band tees to find the perfectly distressed, relaxed fit. You’ve earned this.
Paper Camera Information
Camera Specs
18MP - 4896x3672
Sensor - 1/3
Focus - 22mm
Aperture - F.22
ISO - 100-3200
What's Included?
1 Camera Board
1 Paper Stone Case
1 Paper Strap
1 Type-C USB Cable
2 Plastic & 2 Brass Fasteners
Requires 2 AAA Rechargeable Batteries and 1 SD Card – Sold Separately
Camera Features
18MP CMOS Image Resolution
One Button System
Automatic Image Algorithms
Time Lapse Capabilities in MP4 Format (Function Card Recording Sold Separately)
1440p 10 Seconds Video Clip in MP4 Format (Function Card Recording Sold Separately)
Four Color Effects (Color, Black and White, Sepia, and Blue Tone)
Supports SD Card with a Maximum 128GB Capacity (Sold Separately)
JPEG Picture Format
DIY Assembly
Compatible With MAC OS and Windows XP/SP2/Vista/7/8/10Answer
Weight & Dimensions
Product Size and Weight
Length: 10.9cm
Width: 7cm
Height: 1.2cm
Weight: 62g (without batteries)
Package Size and Weight
Length: 18cm
Width:12.5cm
Height: 2.3cm
Weight: 135g (without batteries)
Sepia
Blue Tone
Colour
Black & White
Paper Cameras FAQs
How do you assemble the camera?
Start by inserting the AAA batteries on the bottom. Then add the SD card into the SD card slot on the right side of the camera (front camera facing you). Line up the case to the camera board and fold it over to the back. Use the golden screws to fasten the case in place at the top.
How do you take a picture?
Choose a filter on the back and press the shutter button on the front.
How do you take a video?
You’ll need the video function card or the USB-C cable and a power bank if you don’t have the function card. If you’re using the function card, insert it inside the camera on the right side underneath the SD card slot and choose the 3rd filter on the back to take time-lapse videos or the 4th filter to take regular 10-second videos.
For regular video, the camera indicators on the back will flash for 10 seconds and it’ll stop once the recording is done. When you’re recording a time-lapse video, you’ll want to leave the camera alone for 30 minutes while it continuously takes photos that will come together to create the video.
What do the error noises and lights mean?
There are 2 indicators on the back, the left is for the SD card and if that is flashing, it either means the SD card is missing, not put in correctly, is full, or the card is needing to be re-formatted.
The indicator on the right is for the batteries and that means the batteries need to be changed. Use the cable your order came with to plug the camera in and charge the batteries.
How long does the camera last?
The camera lasts between 1 and 2 weeks on a single charge but of course, it all depends on how often you’re using the camera.
What kind of batteries do I need to use?
You need high quality AAA rechargeable batteries, we recommend Bonai batteries which we sell on the website, but any AAA rechargeable batteries would do
How sturdy is the camera?
The camera is created with stone paper which actually isn’t even paper, it’s crushed rock. We’ve tested the general sturdiness of our cameras by chucking them across our homes and they’ve all stood the test of time. They are also kid-proof and water-resistant.
Is the camera waterproof?
We like to say the camera is water resistant. It can withstand rain, snow, and a few coffee spills but we do not recommend dunking the camera in water.