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$275
Codex is a Vivitar multi-glitch cam. Access 12 distinct bend points via the compact side-mounted patch bay (cables included).
Note:
This camera features a mini-USB port for easy data transfer. This is NOT a charging port. If wall power is applied to the USB, it will fry.
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$275
A charming early Samsung point-and-shoot. Version 2 includes controls for 5 different glitch effects, ranging from muted & melty, to deeply cursed with a side of chromatic aberration!
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$350
An update of my most popular glitch cam Imprint! Contains all the same effects, only with a patch bay instead of switches and buttons. This smaller footprint allows me to keep the flash module intact!
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$375
My most popular glitch cam! Three 3-position switches, and 3 buttons to mix and match make for a dizzying array of possible effects!
Note:
To fit all these buttons and switches I must remove the flash module. The camera still works fine without it, just know there is no flash on this camera. If you like this model, but prefer having a flash, see Emboss, which contains all the same effects which are instead activated via patch bay.
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$300
Updated version of my previous multi-glitch Mack cam. This camera is capable of all varying degrees of melty goodness. Updated effects include increased chromatic aberration. Controls via two 3-position switches, 5 magnetic contact points, and one button.
Note:
A couple effects are more likely to cause crashes than others, specifically when the battery is partially drained. To recover from a crash simply remove and reinsert the batteries.
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$325
Updated version of the original Mori multi-glitch cam. Now includes a patch bay, and more bend points!
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$325
A slightly newer model Canon PowerShot vs the Emboss cam. Receives a minor bump in megapixels and an expanded variety of subtle chroma noise. Layer up your patches for some stunning psychedelic effects!
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$225
Spectre is a powerful, experimental multi-glitch cam with a button and a magnetic contact switch. Effect 1 corrupts the colorspace and effect 2 corrupts the write process, superimposing a warped thumbnail over the main image.
Note:
This camera likes to crash. Video mode is more stable than picture mode. To reset the error, simply put it in playback mode, then back to shooting mode.