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Here's the text. Price conversion in US dollars: 12000 = $82.86, 9000 = $68.40 ------------------------------ Ultra-compact and lightweight camera weighing 19

Here's the text. Price conversion in US dollars: 12000 = $82.86, 9000 = $68.40 ------------------------------ Ultra-compact and lightweight camera weighing 19g "NanoSnap" Gloture Co., Ltd. released the digital camera "NanoSnap" on June 26th. The price including tax is 12,000 yen. It will be handled on the company's EC site "MODERN g". Also, at the time of writing, it is being sold for 9,900 yen including tax as a release commemorative sale. A compact and lightweight digital camera with a weight of 19g. Equipped with a 0.96-inch rear monitor, it supports still image shooting and 1080p video shooting. It features easy operation that allows you to shoot with one button, and assigns the power on / off and shutter button to one button. In addition, 8 types of effect filters are built in. You can choose to match the shooting scene, such as emphasizing the retro atmosphere and colors. Supported media is microSD. External dimensions are 40 x 47 x 36 mm. main use shooting mode ・Still images/movies Maximum resolution/format ・Still image (JPEG): 3,760×2,128 ・Video (AVI): 1,920×1,080 30fps storage ・microSD card (supports up to 128GB) battery capacity ・180mAh operating time ・Continuous shooting: about 1 hour ・Standby: about 100 minutes connection port USB 2.0 Micro-B

unwind 3y ago
That sounds fantastic. It would be awesome if it had some kind of external trigger, since the very low weight and small size means it should be very easy to integrate into other things (model train, drone, r/c car, robot, whatever). I guess chances are low, if the only interface is the USB port (and SD card socket).
- rnmmrnm 3y ago
  sounds like the simplest of mods to me
- squarefoot 3y ago
  Check out gphoto2. It allows controlling cameras through USB, take photos and videos, modify parameters, etc. The list of supported cameras is quite large, and while this one (still?) isn't, should it accept commands from USB then support could be easier than writing the entire software from scratch. http://www.gphoto.org/ http://www.gphoto.org/

unwind 3y ago

That sounds fantastic. It would be awesome if it had some kind of external trigger, since the very low weight and small size means it should be very easy to integrate into other things (model train, drone, r/c car, robot, whatever). I guess chances are low, if the only interface is the USB port (and SD card socket).

rnmmrnm 3y ago
sounds like the simplest of mods to me
squarefoot 3y ago
Check out gphoto2. It allows controlling cameras through USB, take photos and videos, modify parameters, etc. The list of supported cameras is quite large, and while this one (still?) isn't, should it accept commands from USB then support could be easier than writing the entire software from scratch. http://www.gphoto.org/ http://www.gphoto.org/