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Bus rides can be lonely. Strangers, mean bus drivers, bad phone reception…

Well, we’re turning the sad Radiohead songs down a notch because things are lookin’ up.

We met Mr. Digital Clover, the awesomest travel companion anyone could ask for. He’s a miniature 2.0 megapixel toy camera, designed to capture gorgeously lo-fi photos and vintage style videos.

From the tinge of vintage coloring to his unpredictability, this mini Japanese camera will have you nostalgic for the classic photography experience. He’s kind of like the Diana of keychain cameras.

And he’s going everywhere we’re going!

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$55 each at the Photojojo Shop!

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