WIRED It takes digital photos that look like film. Camera is thin and light. Cases and lenses can be changed. TIRED Stock is limited and the cameras can be tough to get. Video features only work with a portable power bank.
I have only a few minor complaints after testing this camera. It takes a moment to actually snap the photo once you've pressed the shutter button, so this isn't for drive-by or sports photography. Also, since there's no screen, you lose the ability to see how much power is left in the batteries. To me, it's a worthwhile trade.
When you upload your photos to your computer or phone, you'll notice the dates they were taken aren't accurate. When I started taking shots, the camera marked the files as January 2000, and there's no way to set the camera's clock to the correct date. I can see where this could get annoying, but it doesn't seem like a deal breaker, especially because the actual photo isn't stamped with a date. Just the file is.
Another downside is that you can use the video function—it can take either a time lapse or 10 seconds of 1080p video—only when the camera is connected to a power source via the included USB cable. When connected, you can toggle between the two video settings by selecting one of the last two color settings on the back of the camera; the sepia setting triggers the time-lapse option, and the blue setting gives you the 10-second option.
Lastly, the Paper Shoot is in high demand and stock is low, so you might have to order the camera and wait a few weeks for it to arrive. Despite these few flaws, I still consider the fun little camera to be an integral addition to my collection. Even though I love cameras, I am in no way an expert on the details of fine photography. And if you're like me, you really can't go wrong for $120. The Paper Shoot is a basic, easy-to-use camera that makes beautiful photos, and you don't need a ton of knowledge to use it.
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