DIY Camp Snap Style Camera With Cheap Olympus Point & Shoot Hack

You can turn a low-cost used point-and-shoot digital camera into a screenless Camp Snap-style camera with a few almost free modifications. The Camp Snap camera is a screenless digital camera popular as a children's camera and with some camera enthusiasts enamored by the simplicity and nostalgia offered by the Camp Snap camera.
I covered the screen of an old Olympus Stylus TG 630 with card stock and then used the same material to make a crude but effective viewfinder. These changes allowed me to take quality digital photos without viewing the image on a screen. Other point-and-shoot digital cameras should be able to be modified in the same way. The Olympus TG630 cost me $54 used on eBay and is waterproof to 16 feet, dustproof, shock resistant, and can withstand freezing temperatures and has a lanyard and a macro and 5x zoom function along with its 1080p video recording ability.

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