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| 3 year old using Kid Tough Camera for Bird Watching. |
Description:
I thought this camera was going to be really, really
bad! I once had a tiny thumb drive
camera that took grainy fuzzy terrible pictures and I thought this was going to
be the same. It is much, much better
than that! Now, to be fair, it is not
super high quality by any means, so don’t get your hopes up too high. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how
clear the photos taken with the Kid Tough Camera 
were. Outside is the
best use for this camera, as it does not have a flash, so indoor photo’s tend
to be grainy, more blurry and darker. I
have posted here some of the photo’s I and my 3 year old have taken with it to
give you an idea. The camera comes in Pink
and Blue
were. Outside is the
best use for this camera, as it does not have a flash, so indoor photo’s tend
to be grainy, more blurry and darker. I
have posted here some of the photo’s I and my 3 year old have taken with it to
give you an idea. The camera comes in Pink and BlueAssembly Time: None. You do have to add 4 AAA batteries and buy a cord separately to download the photos.
Value for Money: This item runs between $30 and $40 bucks. My daughter loves it!
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| Photo Taken by a 3 year with Kid Tough Camera. |
Age Appropriateness: The box says age 3-7 years. We got it for my DD for her 3rd birthday and she took to it like a fish to water and although the age/safety recommendation does not advise it, I probably would have felt okay with her having it earlier. It has dual eye pieces so that you can look through it using both eyes (much easier for kids) or use the view screen.
Durability: It is a plastic construction and seems pretty durable. My DD has already dropped it several times. The lens is set deep into the camera so it is harder to accidentally get finger prints on it.
Educational Value: This is a great way to develop creativity and hand/eye coordination. My DD loves to take pictures the way that we do! She has also carried it along on our hikes to take pictures of wildlife. It is a great way to introduce a birding activity to a child. She feels really important using it, I actually caught her giving it to a friend and then very patiently giving a “mini photo lesson”. It is amazing how quickly kids pick up these things. So far we love it.
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
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| Taken by a 3 year old using the Kid Tough Camera. |
Fun pictures! Looks like you're not far from my neck of the woods in southeastern Fla. My son has this camera and loves it!
ReplyDeleteThe pics are some of our favorite places, lol, you gotta love SF for that!
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