Price facts
- Last seen at $84.99 at digipop on Nov 9.
The digipop is a tiny 98g point-and-shoot with a sliding lens cover that powers it on and off. It shoots 20MP stills up to 7360 × 4912 and 4K video, with 16× digital zoom, electronic stabilization and a 2.8-inch LCD. It suits people who want a pocketable retro-styled camera for casual photos and clips, not photographers chasing image quality. Against phones it wins on feel and a real shutter button; against name-brand compacts it gives up optical zoom, sensor size and low-light performance.
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Owners rate it highly and mostly talk about its looks, size and ease of use rather than image quality. It is bought as a fun everyday camera and a step away from phone photography.
The digipop is a compact digital camera with a sliding design. It has a 20MP resolution and a maximum image size of 7360 × 4912. It records 4K Ultra HD video and offers 16× digital zoom.
A 2.8" HD LCD screen is used for framing and viewing shots. Electronic stabilisation is built in, and a 1/4 tripod mount is compatible. Photos are saved to a TF card, and the camera charges over USB-C.
