This Think & Shoot Autumn Afternoon Camera from Paper Shoot is a digital point and shoot camera you build yourself. Offered here in a stylish season-inspired design, this camera is simplified with a one-button system for on, off, and shoot, while automatic image algorithms ensure sharp and detailed photos. The camera features a 13MP CMOS sensor and a fixed focal length lens for both photo and video shooting. This extremely compact camera provides automatic exposure compensation and white balance. Four color effects let you choose between normal, black and white, sepia, and blue.

Digital Point & Shoot Camera    13MP CMOS Sensor    Automatic Exposure Compensation    Automatic White Balance    Four Color Effects    10-Second Video Recorder

• DIY assembly
• One-button system
• Season-inspired design
• Fixed focal length lens for sharp and detailed photos
• Settings for time-lapse and 10-second video clips
• Supports standard and Wi-Fi SD and SDXC memory cards up to 128GB
• Micro-USB port for image and video transfer
• Powered by two AAA batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this meet requirements for carry on baggage on airlines?

A: The answer will depend on the specific airline or airplane in which you will be travelling, as many airlines have different rules/requirements concerning the size of carry-on luggage. As such, I recommend contacting your airline directly for their carry-on regulations. That being said, many USA domestic flights require a case to have a combined linear dimensions of 45 inches or less for carry-on usage. As the dimensions of the Think Tank Photo BackStory 15 Camera Backpack are 13.4 x 20.4 x 7.5", the total linear dimensions would be 41.3 inches. As such, if your airline uses these guidelines, then this would qualify for use as carry-on luggage.

Q: 2. Does Canon C70 or C80 fit in Presspass20?

A: Unfortunately, the Canon C70 or C80 are too large to fit in the Think Tank Photo PressPass 20 Camera Bag with a lens attached.

Q: 3. How big of a water bottle do the pockets hold?

A: Think Tank Photo BackStory 15 Camera Backpack side pocket will fit water bottles with diameter up to 83mm.

Q: 4. Do batteries come with this light?

A: Unfortunately, the Ledgo Bi-Color Flood Shoot-Through LED Ring Light doesn't include batteries. The Smith-Victor NP-F750 Lithium-Ion Batteries and Dual Charger Bundle, BH# SM401669 would be compatible. https://bhpho.to/3KKwIRy

Q: 5. Will the Sony NP-F570 L-Series batteries work with this?

A: Yes, you may use a Sony NP-F570 L-Series battery with the Ledgo Bi-Color Flood Shoot-Through LED Ring Light.

Q: 6. Do I need both batteries to run light without cord or can 1 battery work it ?

A: Yes two batteries are required to power this Ledgo Ringlight when the AC adapter is not in use.

Q: 7. Will this fit a Canon R7 with RF800 attached?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack will accommodate a Canon EOS R7 Mirrorless Camera with a Canon RF 800mm f/11 IS STM Lens attached.

Q: 8. Will the M2 Macbook Air (13.3") fit in this bag?

A: Yes the Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack laptop compartment is, 13.4 x 9.1 x 1" and the M2 Macbook Air (13.3") is 11.97 x 8.46 inches x 0.44 inches.

Q: 9. What third-party D-tap cable is needed to power from a large camera? Nothing is listed in the Accessories pane.

A: A compatible cable would be the Laird Digital Cinema 12 VDC Anton Bauer D-Tap to 2.1mm DC Plug Coiled Power Cable (1 to 3') B&H # LAABPWR1301.

Q: 10. Has anyone figured out a way to attach this to a roller bag? The pass-thru sleeve is too small for the handle to pass thru.

A: The Think Tank Photo BackStory 13 Camera Backpack's pass-thru sleeve will fit on a handle 6 inches and under.