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Chotto Shot
 
Price: $58.00  

 Item No  PSPJ-15003
 Publisher  Sony
 Platform  Sony PSP
 Category  Hardware
 Status  Ships same-day (M-F) if ordered before 5PM EST.
 
  
Description
Chotto Shot de Japan
Please note "Chotto Shot" is a Japanese PSP product. J-A-P-A-N. The Chotto Shot software is in JAPANESE. Thanks for reading.

Update: November 2, 2006
«©NCSX» Way back in the day when proverbial dinosaurs roamed the land and life moved at a slower pace than today, Nintendo gave birth to the Gameboy Camera. Primitive and yet strangely popular, the camera gave gamers the ability to snap grainy 128x112 resolution photos and print them on the aptly named Gameboy Printer. Other than the Sega DreamEye camera which was released for the Dreamcast a few years ago, no other game-hardware-related cameras have made it to market.

Until now.

Translated as "a little shot," Chotto Shot is the name of Sony's 1.3 megapixel digital camera accessory for the PSP which plugs into the USB port on top of the unit. The camera takes photos at a resolution of 480×272 and 640×480 with quality that's acceptable for everyday shots of squirrels, blue skies, stormy clouds, or donut eaters. For movie makers, the camera spools in video with a resolution of 480 x 272 at 30 fps. The camera can take macro photos at a distance of 7cm or standard photos at a range of 40cm to infinity focus. A built-in mic also picks up audio when taking home movies or gathering evidence.

Sony bundles Chotto Edit software with the camera which may be used to create photo albums and slide shows. Chotto Edit also allows users to add 47 effects and filters as well as text to photos. Prospective consumers may check out some videos made with the Chotto Shot on the software developer's website, including this unfortunate video of a Japanese bloke and a helpless banana.

Jan Code: 4948872914161

View larger photos for this item on the main NCSX website.

Chotto Shot Camera Specs
Effective CCD: 1,310,000 pixels
Lens: Wide angle lens F2.8 f=28mm (35mm conversion) with 40cm~∞/macro mode, (macro mode optimum photographing distance: 7cm)
Zoom: Digital zoom
Recording format: Still picture: JPEG | Movie: Motion JPEG
∙ Movie: Resolution 480 x 272 30 fps 15 seconds
∙ Still picture: Resolution 480×272, 640×480
Audio input: Monaural microphone linear PCM
External size: 45×27.3×16mm (width x height x depth)
Weight: 15g

This document is ©NCSX 2006. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.


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CyberNaruto Uzumaki (2): "Amazing Quality For Such A Small Device"
I Just Got This Item And wow from the picture i expected it to be larger(even though it says not drawn to scale) but it's so small! like almost microscopic(ok,ok not that small) i tested out the camera function and the video function and Kuso!! crystal clear images!!( ok maybe not that clear but no flaws in the image i took) and i tested out making a video but it looks like you are limited to taking 1 minute videos at a time but over all excellent :D
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