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Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera

The Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon is a Other camera — known for its Stone Paper Construction and 120g Ultralight Body. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera

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Overview — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

The Paper Shoot Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera is a compact, minimalist point-and-shoot camera with a distinctly unconventional design philosophy. Built from a combination of stone paper, cardboard, glass-fiber, and brass, the camera weighs in at just 120g, making it one of the lightest digital cameras available. Despite its featherweight construction, it offers an ISO range spanning from 100 to 3200, giving shooters a reasonable degree of flexibility across different lighting conditions.

The camera supports SD cards up to 128GB for storage and is powered by two AAA rechargeable batteries, keeping running costs and environmental impact low. Connectivity is handled via USB-C, making it easy to transfer files or charge with modern cables. The camera features an optical viewfinder and is capable of shooting at up to 30fps in burst mode, as well as capturing video at up to 30fps.

Image stabilization is not present, and there is no Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI output, microphone jack, or headphone jack. For buyers seeking a lightweight, tactile, and ecologically conscious digital camera with a unique material construction, the Paper Shoot Autumn Afternoon offers a genuinely different kind of shooting experience.

Key Features — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

Stone Paper Construction: The body is built from stone paper, cardboard, glass-fiber, and brass — an unconventional material combination that keeps weight extremely low while giving the camera a distinctive tactile feel.

120g Ultralight Body: At just 120g, it is one of the lightest digital cameras available, making it highly portable for everyday carry.

ISO 100–3200 Range: Covers a practical range of lighting conditions from bright daylight to dimmer indoor environments.

Optical Viewfinder: Provides a direct optical view for framing shots without relying on a rear LCD screen.

High-Speed Burst Mode: Allows continuous shooting at high frame rates to capture fast-moving subjects.

SD Card Storage: Supports SD cards up to 128GB, giving ample room for extended shooting sessions.

Specifications — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypeOther
SensorOther
ISO Range100 – 3200
Burst Rate30fps fps
Image StabilizationNone
ViewfinderOptical
Storage MediaSD
ConnectivityUSB-C
HDMIfalse
Battery2 AAA rechargeable batteries
Weather Sealingfalse

Description — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

The Paper Shoot Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera stands apart with its body constructed from stone paper, cardboard, glass-fiber, and brass — a combination that keeps the total weight at a remarkable 120g. This makes it one of the most portable digital cameras on the market, ideal for everyday carry. The camera shoots at up to 30fps in burst mode and also captures video at a maximum of 30fps, offering some versatility beyond stills.

An optical viewfinder is included for composing shots, though there is no rear display. Storage is via SD card (up to 128GB), and the camera connects to computers and chargers via USB-C. Power comes from two AAA rechargeable batteries, keeping the power solution simple and accessible.

The ISO range runs from 100 to 3200, allowing for reasonable adaptability to different lighting environments. There is no image stabilization, no weather sealing, and no wireless connectivity — this is a camera built for simplicity and tactile, intentional shooting.

Pros — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

  • ✓Exceptionally lightweight at just 120g thanks to its stone paper, cardboard, glass-fiber, and brass construction
  • ✓ISO range of 100–3200 provides usable flexibility across varied lighting situations
  • ✓USB-C connectivity ensures compatibility with modern charging and data-transfer cables

Cons — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

  • ✗No image stabilization of any kind, which may result in motion blur in lower light
  • ✗No display of any type, limiting immediate image review
  • ✗No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, so wireless sharing is not supported

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Frequently Asked Questions — Paper Shoot Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon

What materials is the Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera made from?+
The camera body is constructed from stone paper, cardboard, glass-fiber, and brass components. This combination results in a total weight of just 120g, making it exceptionally portable.
What type of memory card does this camera use?+
The camera uses SD cards and supports capacities up to 128GB. This provides ample room for a large number of photos and video clips.
How does the camera connect to a computer for file transfer?+
The camera includes USB-C connectivity for file transfer. There is no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, so a wired connection is required to move files to a computer or other device.
What is the ISO range on this camera?+
The camera supports an ISO range from 100 to 3200. This provides a baseline of sensitivity for well-lit environments up to a moderate level for lower-light shooting.
Does the camera have a screen or viewfinder?+
The camera features an optical viewfinder for framing shots. There is no built-in display for reviewing images on the camera itself.
What kind of batteries does it use?+
The Autumn Afternoon Digital Camera is powered by two AAA rechargeable batteries. These are widely available and easy to replace or recharge as needed.

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