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Sesame Street Real Digital Camera from Kids Station Inc.
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Minimum Age: 3 years
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Product Description Preserving special memories is only a click away for kids. This real digital camera features a Sesame Street theme, 1.5-inch LCD screen, built-in flash, big view finder, 8MB of built-in memory and an SD memory card (not included) slot for adding extra memory. Includes USB cord to connect to your computer, wrist strap and software. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures 5.5" x 2" x 4".
Customer Reviews
Built like a toy. Posted 08 August 2008
The camera looks cool for a 3yr old. Until he/and I tried to take photo. The prolonged wait for the shutter makes it useless for anything active. My youngest could crwal out of the frame before the photo was taken. This camera also does NOT take a drop well as on its first drop I got an E50 error. At $49.99, you can get more for your money. The 4 "AA" batteries, are actually "AAA", important if you are buying rechargeables in advance. The SD disk worked well.
For a kiddie camera, it's not too bad Posted 05 January 2008
There are many of these kiddie digital cameras on the market and none of them are rated very well. The reality is that they don't even come close to adult digital cameras, so you can't use the adult cameras as a benchmark.
For what this is and what it does, it does a pretty decent job. Our nearly three year old daughter likes taking pictures of her toys, her friends and of us. (And on occasion, the floor, the cabinets and the ceiling!) The pictures come out fair, but again, this is not an adult camera. The point is that gets to have her own camera and gets to see her pictures right away. She's dropped it a bunch of times and it takes the abuse.
I'd definitely recommend it, but just bear in mind that it doesn't come close to an adult digital camera.
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