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I got out my Sony Bloggie ā„¢ļø that I hadn’t touched in 11 years (!) and it’s perfect. I was thinking of wasting money on some new small non-disposable camera to participate in the awakened phenomenon of using a digital camera. I did have fun taking a trip down memory lane, there are pictures (+ versions) of myself I haven’t seen in forever. It was super cool. ALSO the bloggie is just awesome! I got it as a gift to record youtube videos as a kid (lol). I carried it around like a phone and felt so mature, but it’s also sooo cool that’s it’s literally that small. The resolution is good, the USB is INSIDE the camera for charging/transferring data to a computer (no cables!), it doesn’t need SD cards at all, and you can just take it anywhere!. I’ve already taken selfies and blown my mind with how much fun i’m having. If u must purchase a camera…maybe get a refurbished bloggie….? But use any of your old cameras pls. Beat the consumerism demon. Ur old camera is (probably) just as cool as mine
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