The End of "27 Exposures": How Many Photos Can a Cappy Camera Hold?
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The End of "27 Exposures": How Many Photos Can a Cappy Camera Hold?
If you are used to buying disposable film cameras, you know the struggle. You have exactly 27 shots. You have to save them for the "perfect moment," and once you click that shutter, you can't get that shot back.
One of the biggest upgrades with Cappy Camera is the freedom to shoot without limits. But exactly how many photos can you fit before you run out of space?
Here is the breakdown of Cappy Camera's memory capacity and SD card specs.
The Short Answer: Thousands.
Every Cappy Camera comes with a 32GB microSD card included in the box. This card can hold approximately 10,000+ photos or several hours of video. Unlike standard disposable cameras that limit you to 27 exposures, Cappy Camera allows you to keep shooting the entire trip without worrying about running out of film.
What is Included?
We don't believe in "hidden costs." While some electronics brands make you buy the memory card separately, we include a 32GB MicroSD card with every camera.
For 99% of users, this is more storage than you will ever need. You could take a photo every minute for an entire week and likely still not fill it up.
Need More Space? (Up to 256GB)
Are you planning to shoot a lot of video? Video files take up significantly more space than photos.
Good news: The Cappy Camera board is upgraded to support cards up to 256GB. This is double the capacity of many other cameras in our niche. If you want to turn your Cappy into a dedicated video camcorder for a long trip, you can easily swap in a larger card.
The Math: Film vs. Cappy
Let's look at the cost per photo:
- Disposable Film Camera: 27 Photos per camera. To take 1,000 photos, you would need to buy 37 cameras (approx. cost: $900+).
- Cappy Camera: 10,000+ Photos included. Cost: $0 extra.
Troubleshooting: "Card Error"
If you decide to buy your own SD card (e.g., a 128GB or 256GB card), just remember one rule: Format the card.
Sometimes new cards need to be formatted to work with the camera's vintage-style processor. If you insert a new card and the camera beeps or doesn't shoot, simply plug the card into your computer and format it to "FAT32" or "exFAT," and you'll be good to go.
Shoot Freely
Stop hoarding your shots. Capture the blurry moments, the candid laughs, and the mistakes. With Cappy, you have the space to capture it all.