PSP Camera

Automotive Fair

psp2000 — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 02:05:45 +0000

The PSP Camera excels at taking daylight photographs -colors are vibrant and rich. These photos are from an automotive fair that took place in Denton, Texas.

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Dispelling the “15 Second” Video Myth

psp2000 — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 17:38:43 +0000

We’ve read on more than a few sites that state the video clips you can shoot with the PSP Camera are limited to 15 seconds in length, which is total nonsense. The real limit is 20 minutes, at which point the video autosaves and if your memory card is big enough you can start shooting video again right away. At 20 minutes the filesize of the video AVI is over 2GB, which is the real limit. The PSP Camera can’t create individual videos over 2GB in size.

So where does this misconception of a 15 second limit originate? The PSP video editing software, Go!Edit only creates 15 second clips. However when you access the camera via the XMB and shoot video you can create clips as long as 20 minutes.

Here’s a beautiful 30 second clip of the ocean we shot while in Florida just to prove the point. Enjoy!

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Red Pepper

psp2000 — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 20:49:27 +0000

Our own personal Chili’s “Create-A-Pepper” wallpaper shot with the PSP Camera.

How To Use The PSP Camera On ANY PSP

psp2000 — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 23:31:23 +0000

Sony first released the PSP Camera as the “Chotto Shot” in Japan in 2006, and now in Europe as the “Go!Cam.” Currently the PSP Camera isn’t for sale in the United States, however it is region-free accessory and will work with any PSP worldwide. If the camera accessory isn’t sold where you live here’s how you can get the PSP Camera and make it work with your PSP:

Order the PSP Camera from Play-Asia for $49.90
Download the Go!Edit Software and install on your PSP
Connect your PSP Camera to your PSP and start shooting photos & video!

It’s really that easy. You can access the camera via the XMB on the PSP and bypass the editing software altogether if you prefer - the software isn’t necessary to make the camera work on the PSP, it’s just for editing your photos and movies and adding after-effects.

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Wedding Photos

psp2000 — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 19:09:16 +0000

Photos taken with the PSP camera from a Wedding at the Dallas Art Museum.

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Welcome to PSP Camera

psp2000 — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 19:14:59 +0000

Welcome to PSP Camera dot net! This site is all about photos, videos, and news about the PSP Camera. We’re just getting started, so please pardon our dust while we continue to build the best site dedicated to the camera accessory for the PSP. We’ve got some information about the camera in our About section, and there’s more to come!

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