r/campsnapcamera

Honestly, most of what I snap is kind of washed out, unfortunately. But sometimes I get something nice.

We were supposed to go to a city about two hours and a half away by car today, but that didn't happen, so I requested a photo walk instead 😂

V105 + Ultra filter by Campshades

I built a free Android app called Snap Simple that makes it way easier to get photos off your CampSnap camera.

Connect your camera via USB, browse your shots, and transfer them straight to your phone — no computer needed. You can also rotate photos and manage the filter dial from the app.

What it does:

• Transfer photos from CampSnap to your phone over USB
• Rotate photos before or after transfer
• Delete photos from the camera to free up space
• Manage filter slots — see what's loaded and swap filters from a built-in library (23 filters by James Macmillan)

I need 12 people to join the Google Play closed testing track so I can publish it to the Play Store. You just need to opt in and have it installed for 14 days — that's it.

No account, no cloud, no ads. Your photos go from camera to phone and nothing else touches them.

I've only tested this on my campsnap pro, so i'm unsure of how it will work with the OG.

Drop a comment or DM me if you're interested and I'll send the testing link.

EDIT: Heres a brief video of what it does

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ix-irA9UWxQ

EDIT 2: 10/12 emails needed

Snapped some photos with my CS Pro while waiting for my train at the Ruifang Railway Station, New Taipei City, Taiwan. 📷

To be honest, I almost didn't use this filter. My first experience with it was a mess of blown-out highlights. It definitely still clips them a bit, but the overcast sky saved the day and kept things manageable. Pretty happy with this look!

I cropped and rotated these shots, but the colors, contrast, and highlights are straight out of camera.

Shot using Lab Archive Vivid Landscape and Moody B&W. No editing was done! This camera is awesome for taking quick shots during a busy weekend

I never post on Reddit but this sub really helped me make the decision to buy this cool camera, so wanted to make my contribution :)
All photos from my honeymoon in the South and North Islands of NZ. CS-pro (so worth it) and VTG1 filter

Bolívia: Sucre, Uyuni, La Paz

taken on v105 and edited

First time bringing my v105 out and about