find a chep camera
Apr 4, 2014 11:53:09 #
NJphotodoc
Loc: Now in the First State
We gave our granddaughter a VTech kids camera for her 5th birthday (I think she really wanted my D7000 but that was not going to happen).
We chose that one over the FP camera due to price, size of the viewing screen (VTech is bigger), the ability to add a micro SD card and, most important, the sturdiness of the unit. Plus the VTech has decent video and the built-in editing options are surprisingly good for a $40 camera.
We chose that one over the FP camera due to price, size of the viewing screen (VTech is bigger), the ability to add a micro SD card and, most important, the sturdiness of the unit. Plus the VTech has decent video and the built-in editing options are surprisingly good for a $40 camera.
Apr 4, 2014 17:34:58 #
Morning Star wrote:
I think that for a 3-yr-old, a Fisher Price camera would be perfect. And it takes "real" pictures.
http://www.fisher-price.com/en_US/brands/kidtough/products/63396
Be aware that a USB cable is not included, and I could not find in the article what USB connection on the camera end is needed.
http://www.fisher-price.com/en_US/brands/kidtough/products/63396
Be aware that a USB cable is not included, and I could not find in the article what USB connection on the camera end is needed.
Probably would take a fairly standard USB. Walmart has one in the camera area that is retractable and has 3 connectors that will fit most phones, cameras and mp3 players for about $16
Apr 7, 2014 11:53:46 #
Here is a photo of my 4-year old grandson framing a shot with an old Kodak Z-710 camera.
Zooming in on the bird feeder
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