One key point of the Digital Harinezumi is that it never is the same. We intend to tweak the image quality with every new lot, every month. Some will even have an entirely different lens. This is our plan, to bring even more views, more uniqueness to each of these cameras. Don't worry about asking what the quality of the next one will be, we do not even know, it is much like the personality of a new born baby.

This is the Digital Harinezumi, a charming little camera.
(And just between you and me, I hear there will be a change to the menu very soon....)

Digital Harinezumi could resemble a 110-film cartridge, a worm, a bone of a dinosaur, or even a giant green bean. It's the perfect size to fit in your palm, you cannot resist stroking it. Digital Harinezumi is enjoyable even when you aren’t taking photos.

We would like to thank you all, for loving its shape (We love it too!)

Digital Harinezumi’s photos can look like they were taken with old-fashioned 110 film, or another kind of imperfect camera. The newly added monochrome mode gives a sharp grainy look recreating the familiar feeling of 70’s underground photographers.

This personality filled Digital Harinezumi enables us to enjoy simply taking photos. That’s why it’s loved worldwide by people who had forgotten what it’s like to meet a camera like this.

The Digital Harinezumi is unique in its ability to take video. The spirit and quality of the Digital Harinezumi will remind you of an old Super 8 mm home movie camera, transforming current scenes into a "memory beyond the far reach of memory".

Monochrome mode

Let us introduce you to the newly added Monochrome Mode. Originally included as a secret function with DH2, it has since graduated to the menu out of popularity in the new DH2++!

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