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Optocam Zero is a compact digital camera built around a Raspberry Pi Zero using readily available off-the-shelf components, featuring a 1.4-inch display, autofocus, 8 photo filters, GIF recording, and USB-C charging in a pocket-sized 3D-printed case. The project includes open-source hardware and software files, making it accessible for others to build with specifications including 2592x2592px image capture, 70-80 minutes of battery life, and a custom filter maker interface. Designed to be intuitive and playful, inspired by toy cameras, it emphasizes ease of construction and portability.
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