Paper Shoot Camera (made from stone paper)
Photography is a hobby and profession for millions of people. Thankfully most photographic paper (which used gelatine) has been replaced by digital cameras (if you still use traditional cameras, choose gelatine-free photographic paper). Of course, most people these days take photos on their smartphone.
Never disturb wild creatures (nor use flash photography). Stay well away and use a zoom lens. If the creature is looking at you, you’re too close.
Sell unwanted cameras at Camera Resale. Enter postcode at Recycle Your Electricals to recycle old cameras (if you buy new, the store must by law accept the old one for recycling, and also recycle camera batteries at any store that sells them). In northeast England, you can pass on unwanted cameras to Camera Donation Project.
Paper Shoot Camera is a digital camera made from recycled materials and encased in stone paper ((compressed limestone & biodegradable resin) making it water-resistant. Each camera includes rechargeable batteries.
Compact and lightweight, this camera has all the features you’d expect of a normal camera, just upload photos using the included SD card to your phone or laptop. Keep rechargeable batteries away from heat, light & metal items like coins.
You can also use the shutter button to take time-lapse photos & videos, and the camera replaces a built-in flash with a detachable ring light. Made ethically in Taiwan (the founder is a resident paper engineer).
