This is a novelty disguised camera shaped roughly like a large fountain pen. The body is plastic with a well-made mechanism. The price in 1956 was over £8.

As well as this model a de-luxe model was produced with an f3.5, 27 mm Roussel Anastigmat lens and flash synchronisation. A stereo model or adapter was also made consisting of two cameras mounted on a bracket. The ordinary model came with different markings around the lens, a version with a right-angle finder is also known. Various accessories were produced including a viewer (Visophot), filters and a close-up lens.

Stylophot film was supplied inclusive of development costs. The box holding the film was labelled for posting to the laboratory, a return label was included.

The Stylophot was patented by Fritz Kaftanski designer of the Minifex and Sida cameras.