SMALL PARTS
An old-school hidden camera that fits inside your hand.
If you always have to carry a camera, but don't always want to lug one, Fred Flare might have a solution: The Ikimono 110 is the size of a key chain, even with film, and weighs a little less than a pack of Skittles.
Created as a toy in Japan, the camera takes 110 millimeter film, and shoots in either color or black and white. It works just like a regular camera, only much smaller, and instead of a Nikon or Sony logo, it has a tiny animal on top - cats, hedgehogs, squirrels, ladybugs, and guppies - the last of which are about the actual length of this snappy new toy.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$22 at Fred Flare
OTHER CAMERAS WE LIKE:
The Paul Smith camera
The Origami camera
The What Color Is Your Aura? Camera
Created as a toy in Japan, the camera takes 110 millimeter film, and shoots in either color or black and white. It works just like a regular camera, only much smaller, and instead of a Nikon or Sony logo, it has a tiny animal on top - cats, hedgehogs, squirrels, ladybugs, and guppies - the last of which are about the actual length of this snappy new toy.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$22 at Fred Flare
OTHER CAMERAS WE LIKE:
The Paul Smith camera
The Origami camera
The What Color Is Your Aura? Camera
This story was published on November 11, 2008.
CONTENT RATING:
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( 6 )
meghan
11/11/2008
this is going on my christmas list, possibly in the stocking stuffer section. if i had sections....
Sha Sha
11/12/2008
These are adorable, love fred flare
k
11/13/2008
I've had this for two years now.
goodluck finding 110 film and a place to develop them.
Elyot
11/14/2008
Is it difficult to get hold of the right size film? And can I just go to Boots or Asda to get the pictures developed? 慶oz I really want one:)
Emily
11/14/2008
They sell 110 film on Fred Flare, but that's a good point about getting them developed
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