For those who own the PSP Camera/Chotto Shot/Go!Cam: Is it Worth it?

**pspfan** · May 22nd, 2007, 03:08

Hi. As the title suggests, I am wondering if the PSP camera (also known as the Chotto Shot or the Go!Cam) is worth the money. I am considering getting one if people think the quality is good enough for the price, and if it seems practical enough to use rather than a dust collecter. Sadly, my cell phone doesn't have a camera, and I don't have a digital camera, so it would be my only means of photography. Anyway, now I'm going to end this post with the question: For anyone who owns a PSP camera, is it worth the money? Will I actually use it and is the quality worth the price? (Like I said, I have no other device for taking pictures, so keep that in mind when you answer.)

Thanks in advance. Any answers are greatly appreciated.

Edit: Crap it posted twice. Sorry mods. Please delete the other.

**ICE** · May 22nd, 2007, 03:11

if you dont have a digital camera and you already have your psp with you all the time it is convenient.

**factor remix** · May 22nd, 2007, 03:15

its something about 1.3mp...

and just $50

**IndianCheese** · May 22nd, 2007, 03:30

I have the camera.

I LOVE it. It is so easy to use. But the video quality is MUCH better than the picture quality. Pictures tend to be grainy, and sometimes discolored when not under good natural light, but videos are always crisp, 480x240 (widescreen!), and none of that blocky, blurry crap since it is MJPEG.

But I got it from Japan, so all the people in the pictures look Japanese. Heh. Weird.

JK dog.

But seriously, if you like recording videos of stuff and love your PSP, there is nothing better.

**pspfan** · May 22nd, 2007, 03:39

Thanks guys. So far it's looking good. But others please add your feedback (no matter what your opinion is).

**pt9087** · May 22nd, 2007, 04:18

I dont have a Cam but i have heard great things so i advise you get one! GL

**kam30en** · May 22nd, 2007, 11:15

What IndianCheese said is spot on. It's great for video, and outdoor pictures look ok, but indoor pics, especially under fluorescent lighting, are grainy.