Mini Monoreflex Style Camera

A camera small enough to live on a keychain, shooting HD 1080p photos and video at one click. The point is that it is always with you: the best camera is the one in your pocket, and this one is small enough that carrying it is not a decision you have to make each morning.

A 1.44-inch display on the back lets you review shots straight away rather than waiting to get to a computer to find out whether you got the picture.

The flash rotates, which is more useful than it sounds. Bouncing it rather than firing it straight ahead is what produces a usable night shot instead of a washed-out subject against a black background. Six shooting filters are built in for adding a look in camera.

The 150mAh battery is supported by an optional 400mAh battery holder for longer sessions, which covers a full day of travel or an outdoor trip rather than an afternoon.

Loop recording supports TF cards up to 512GB and overwrites the oldest footage automatically once the card fills, so recording never stops because nobody remembered to clear the card.

Anti-loss hanging rope holes let it attach to a bag, a belt loop or a keyring. Well suited to school trips, cycling, hiking, travel and outdoor sports, where a phone is either too precious or too awkward to hold.

How to use

1. Insert a TF card, up to 512GB, and charge the camera before first use.
2. Press the shutter once to take a photo, or switch to video mode for recording.
3. Use the 1.44-inch screen to review what you have shot.
4. Rotate the flash to bounce light off a ceiling or wall for night shots rather than firing it directly at your subject.
5. Cycle through the six filters to apply a look at the moment of shooting.
6. For longer trips, fit the optional 400mAh battery holder.
7. In loop recording mode the camera overwrites the oldest footage when the card is full, so save anything you want to keep before the next session.

Care: attach it through the hanging rope holes rather than carrying it loose in a pocket with keys, which will scratch the lens.