| Vtech - Kidizoom Digital Camera - Pink |  | Brand: VTech Category: Toy
List Price: $69.99 Buy New: $59.97 You Save: $10.02 (14%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 94 reviews Sales Rank: 108
Format: Cd Color: one color Batteries Included: No Operating System: N/A Size: one size Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2 Dimensions (in): 3 x 8 x 11
MPN: 077350 Model: 80-077350 UPC: 050803773502 EAN: 0050803773502 ASIN: B000Z4RKSQ
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| • | Just right for small handsa kid-smart digital camera with fun movies and games | | • | 1.8" color screen, double viewer or LCD screen | | • | Connector cables for TV or PC connects to a personal computer, printer and TV for photo and video playback | | • | SD card slot for memory (16MB internal memory) | | • | For ages 3 yrs. and up | | • | Play Time of 30 Minutes | | • | For 1 Person | | • | Batteries Required (Sold Separately): 4 AA Batteries |
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Amazon.com Review Rugged and easy to use, the Vtech Kidizoom Digital Camera is ready to document all your child's adventures. With two-eye viewing, grips designed to fit in little hands, and a built-in flash, this real digital camera can also shoot video. It also includes simple-to-use photo editing software so kids aged three and up can add creative touches to their images.  | What We Think Fun Factor: 
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The Good: Real digital camera takes photos and videos
The Bad: Lots of navigational buttons may confuse younger photographers
In a Nutshell: This durable camera is a fun way to inspire creativity | At a Glance Ages: 3 and up Requires: 4 AA Batteries; TV or computer with Windows 2000 or newer needed for some effect |  | | 
Colorful and durable design can stand up to rough handling; includes two interchangeable faceplates. View larger. | 
Large buttons, navigational joystick and 1.8-inch color screen make camera easy to operate. View larger. | Get Ready to Show off Your Child's Photos It's clear right out of the packaging that this camera was designed to stand up to tough play and rough handling. Bright pink rubber grips on each side make it easy for children to grasp the camera with both hands, and two-eye viewing make it easy to conceptualize a photo or a cool video. The camera even comes with two interchangeable faceplates, so your child can pick her favorite look. Before your child starts taking photos, you'll need to use a Phillips screwdriver to insert four "AA" batteries in the grips of the camera. While the first few photos are being taken, you may want to set up the VTech Photo Editor on your computer. An intuitive installation wizard makes this process quick and easy. You'll need Windows 2000 SP3+/XP or newer to use this software. And don't despair if you're a Mac user. As long as you have Mac OS X 10.0 or above, you can still use the camera in mass storage mode. Inspire Creative Development Six buttons and a navigational joystick on the back of the camera let your child pick a mode and scroll through old photos. Between taking photos, shooting videos, and playing simple games on the 1.8-inch color screen, there's lots to do. A built-in flash makes it easier to get well-lit pictures, especially if the subject of the photo is indoors. The flash does, however, often fire if you are trying to take a close-up shot, resulting in very bright, blown-out pictures. Inexperienced photographers may need to be reminded that the camera is not designed to focus on objects that are less than 1.5-feet from the camera. For super-sized fun, you can also link the camera to your television using the included A/V cable and view creative work on the big screen. With 16MB of internal memory and an SD card slot so that you can add capacity if you need it, this camera lets kids collect lots of images. The included USB cable lets you upload the images to your computer. The VTech photo editor lets you or your child add cool frames to photos, stamp funny hats on people, and distort images. You can even run fun animations that makes the photo look like it is rotating or underwater. The photo editor interface is easy to use, with big round buttons for kids to click on and drag-and-drop stamps. More advanced artists may be disappointed that there aren't more ways to creatively control output, but files from the Kidizoom can easily be edited in more advanced programs, too. What's in the Box Camera with 16MB internal memory, wrist strap, A/V cable, USB cable, two faceplates, and photo editing software on CD-ROM. 
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View larger. | | Easy-to-use VTech photo editor lets you or your child add funny hats to pets and distort images. |
Amazon.com Product Description Kids today live in a world of instant gratification: DVDs that skip to a favorite scene; CDs that play and repeat a favorite song; digital cameras that show a picture seconds after taking it. And while the VTech Kidizoom may not teach the valuable lesson of patience, it is a cool camera meant specifically for small children so they can experience the immediate joy of taking pictures, making movies, and playing games. Ideal for ages 3 to 6 years, this toy lets your child explore and cultivate their creative streak. The digital camera has fat bumper handles perfect for small hands, big buttons for manageability, a dual viewfinder and a 1.8-inch color LCD screen for easy subject alignment, and two interchangeable face plates so kids can make it their own. It’s also made ultra-tough to handle the guaranteed mishaps that come with the territory. But enough about its attractive looks and kid-friendly features.  | | A dual viewfinder, large LCD screen, and chunky buttons make this ideal for young ones. | The Kidizoom is able to capture up to 120 still photos or up to 5 minutes of video thanks to its 16MB internal memory. If that’s not enough space for your little shutterbug, the camera also provides an SD card slot. Once pictures are snapped (or motion is filmed), you can plug the device into a PC or the family TV with the included cable. From there kids can crop their photos, give images crazy effects, add wacky frames, or watch their video footage. If you’re on the go and there’s not much picture-taking interest, the Kidizoom may still be your child’s preferred toy. It has three fun built-in games geared toward preschoolers and comes with a set of headphones that plug into its side. Say "Cheese!" (Four AA batteries are required but not included.) VTech Kidizoom features: - .3 megapixels with 1.8" color screen
- Double viewer or LCD screen for easy photo taking
- Connector cables for TV or PC hook-up
- Photo editing capabilities
- SD card slot for extra memory
- Three preschool games
- Changeable faceplates
- 16MB internal memory
Product Description Little girls will have a blast taking candid pics with their Kidizoom Camera. Kidizoom includes a connector cable to plug in and watch a picture slideshow or view the 5-minute movies they've created on any TV or PC. Fun photo-editing features allow kids to distort pictures or add silly frames. The camera also comes with three preschool games to keep the fun going. Plus, changeable faceplates let girls customize its look. Requires 4 "AA" batteries (not included). Measures 11"L x 3"W x 8"H.
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Good camera for a young child January 8, 2009 I got this camera for my 5 y.o daughter for Christmas, as she had been asking for a camera but I didn't think she was ready for an "adult" digital camera. She really enjoys the camera, and is able to use it on her own. I like the easy grip design, and also the dual viewfinders. The images which can be used within the pictures are also fun. I'm unsure of the quality of the printed pictures, because we haven't printed any yet, but the actual utilization of the camera seems to be easy and fun for young kids.
3 & 5 yr olds love it January 8, 2009 Santa brought 2 for our girl and boy, and they LOVE them. Takes fair quality pictures and short videos, can add funny cartoon elements to the pics. The battery life has been fine (3 hours and counting) using some new Eneloop rechargeables. Definitely the favorite gift of the season, and no more begging to take pictures with their parents' camera!
Great for yung kids January 8, 2009 The only down fall i have seen with this item is the battery's die real fast but other wise it is good.
v-tech camera January 8, 2009 This was a great gift for the money! I have 5 year old twin girls and it has kept them both entertained. Not only will it take pictures, it also takes video clips. Neither the pics or the video are of great quality but it keeps them well entertained! At this age they are all about snapping pictures and deleting. There are also a few simple games that they can play and that has kept them busy on extended trips. The camera seems kid friendly and it teaches them about how to care for electronic devices which is my goal. I am very pleased with this purchase for 5 year olds.
Terrible - Pictures are so dark, you can't even see what you took a pic of January 7, 2009 Maybe I got a lemon, but the pictures are so dark EVEN WITH the blinding flash that you can't tell what you took a picture of. I didn't expect a top quality camera but for the price, I at least expected some type of image (even a blurry one) to come out when you took a picture.
My son is almost 3 and got it for Xmas. Thank goodness he is too young to even know that he took a terrible picture. If my son was a little older, I think he would be bummed. The only redeeming quality is that he thinks it's fun when he pushes the button and hears the camera click. Other than that aspect of this TOY, there is no other redeeming quality.
If you want to teach your kids how to take a good picture, this toy won't do that since you can't make out any of the images. They are too dark. We've tried inside in very good lighting, with the flash, and outside. It's a mystery to me that vtech would bother to make a camera at all and sell it as such when it can't take a picture. To me, this is extremely frustrating and a total waste of money. I could have gotten a plastic toy for under $10 to "click" when you push the button.
For the price tag, I would expect that it could at least take an image of any sort (even if it was low res and a bit blurry). Also, the flash is useless. Vtech goes through the trouble to put a flash on the camera but it's not timed to go with taking the picture so you still don't even get an image.
Waste of money. Don't bother. I'm hoping that I can return it and see if I can get another one. Some reviewers seem to say the same as me, and a lot of reviewers seem to get better pictures. If I can manage to exchange this one and get another, I'll change my review if I notice a difference.
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