Updated: 23/2/21. Updated pictures of the biscuit camera. The original picture I took with the Digital Harinezumi was horrible. You can see orignal picture on the bottom.
This is still my favourite toy camera and I wish Fuuvi’s business was still around.

I've been using below's biscuit camera for my weekly photo blogs. I've had it since 2013. It's good camera and I like it a lot.
The only bad thing is trying to use it in a dark/low light room. Then the pictures don't turn out good. Other than that, the picture looked nice.
When I took pictures of one object, I would take 10 shots. Because 9 out of 10 shots would be blurry! Fun times.
Fuuvi biscuit camera was a good little camera to take around. The battery would last for 2-3 months depend on use. It has a MicroSD card slot and comes with a USB plug.
Made it easier when I wanted to download the pictures to my PC. It’s nice when you can plug, drag and drop the files to your PC. And if you want to charge it, it’s charged via USB too.

The camera has a video mode too, but never really used it.
I’m going to miss this toy camera and I really wished Fuuvi was still around. When I searched online, the last camera was a lego camera. It’s sad when company’s closes or moves on.

Recently I brought a Digital Harinezumi by Superheadz. I've brought the Blackbird Fly which was create by the same company, so I thought I'll give this new toy camera a try. It's nice that it has a preview screen, because with the biscuit camera, it doesn't have a preview screen, only a peek hole.
The next few months, this blog will have pictures from the Harinezumi camera.
I'll have to see which camera I like more. With the test shots from Harinezumi camera, it doesn't seem as clear, it’s grainy and the contract is bright, but maybe I'm using the wrong settings. Won’t know what it’s like until I give it a try.

Byebye Fuuvi Biscuit Camera. Taken by Digital Harinezumi

Jul 1 Review: Fuuvi Biscuit camera

Jul 8 Mt Fuji plushie

Jun 24 Airport