kids digital camera?
06 December 2002, 01:33 PM
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i was going to buy a "barbie" camera for my little girls 5th birthday.
But thought a digital camera would be far more practical.
can anyone recomend anything?
But thought a digital camera would be far more practical.
can anyone recomend anything?
06 December 2002, 04:54 PM
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cheers rik i was looking at one of them today at 1200 quid seemed a good deal!! but i think the features are maybe a little advanced for a 5 year old!!
i will do a long web search - unless anyone knows of anything suitable. but the jessops idea sounds promising thanks for that
i will do a long web search - unless anyone knows of anything suitable. but the jessops idea sounds promising thanks for that
06 December 2002, 05:06 PM
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Only joking 
How much were you looking to spend?
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/catalog...txtDesc=DIGMUS
Microdirect do the Mustek LCD2 Digital Camera 1.3 Mpixel with LCD display for £58.
How much were you looking to spend?http://www.microdirect.co.uk/catalog...txtDesc=DIGMUS
Microdirect do the Mustek LCD2 Digital Camera 1.3 Mpixel with LCD display for £58.
06 December 2002, 05:20 PM
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i was looking to spend only about 20 - 30 quid, it might be a bad idea. I just thought of the cost saving on film and the ease of downloading to a pc. I had it in my head that there would be kids versions of digital cameras - maybe not the case
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06 December 2002, 08:23 PM
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I'm waiting till the Oxford Argos gets some in stock. Pinky (Cerys) currently sitting down in her pink jammies keeps on pestering me. 
You'll never guess the name of her favourite popstar.
You'll never guess the name of her favourite popstar.
06 December 2002, 09:25 PM
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Yes Pink. I haven't shown her me, I mean her mom's old Aqua album yet. She'll go crazy with Barbie Girl and thats all I'm going to hear all day long if she found out about it.
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The cheap ones (£40) are good for outside with good light but indoors are pants as no flash. Even under a bright light the picture is still bland and fuzzy. This is with the Mustek GSmart Mini 2 which says it has software uprated 1280X768 res. Admittedly the outdoors films are cool.
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