Best Digital Cameras for Kids

Most of the children start liking cameras and photography because their parents have a hobby of photography. But the cameras which parents use can't be handed over to kids, as they are expensive and delicate. For this purpose, there are many kid's digital cameras that can be bought. Read on to know some of the best digital cameras for kids.
Best Digital Cameras for Kids
Digital cameras have become a necessity for people today, and due to their everyday use, children are also are attracted to them. If you find out that your children have a liking for cameras and photography, you may present them with one that is suitable for them. If you give them your expensive DSLR, it is certain that they will break or spoil your camera. Parents may find it difficult to find the best digital camera for their kids, but with some general research, they can certainly select the best and most appropriate one.

Choosing one of the best digital cameras for kids depends upon various factors such as the child's age, has the child handled a digital camera before, is he really serious with photography, and how would he use the camera. Children are irresponsible in caring for their things, so an inexpensive digital camera would be appropriate. There are many entry-level kid's digital cameras available in the market today. Their cost can even be as low as a mere $20. Parents should buy a camera which can take the rough handling of children.

Best Digital Cameras for Kids

Fisher Price Digital Camera: This is one of the most popular camera for kids. It can be used by children who are in preschool, and up to seven years of age. It consists of a bigger rubber handle that is easy for kids to hold. Being a kid's camera, it has to be a tough one, and it actually is. It won't break or become dysfunctional even if children drop or throw it down. General features include a 1.6 inch color LCD screen, camera with a resolution of 1.3 mega-pixels, and an internal storage memory of around 8 megabytes which is sufficient to store approximately 60 images. It has an auto flash, a wrist band, and an SD card slot provided for expandable memory. It also has a USB facility to transfer pictures onto the computer. You can get it for a price of around $90.

Vtech Kidizoom Camera: This camera is also a good one, which lets the children connect it to a TV or a computer. It has inbuilt fun games, and movie viewing that will surely be savored by children. An image editing feature is added for kids to modify the pictures in a way they like. It has a large grip, similar to other kids digital cameras, a double viewer, and an LCD screen. This camera has got the best reviews from parents, and has also received several awards. This is a little cheaper than the Fisher's kid's camera, and comes with a price tag of around $60.

Uncle Milton Digital World Kids Camera: This camera is most suitable for children who have a liking for wildlife photography. The main feature in this camera is that it's weather resistant, with a time-lapse mode and motion sensor facility. It also has a decent memory capacity of 32 megabytes, an SD card slot for memory expansion, and a one-inch LCD screen. The camera requires 4 AA batteries to operate. Children of eight years or above can use this camera. It is well-known for the ability to handle rough conditions. It ships at a price around $80.

Disney Pix Click 2.0: This camera comprises of a one inch LCD screen to view clicked images, and needs 2 AA batteries for operation. It also has a feature that enables children to add their favorite Disney characters to any image. These cameras come with several themes such as Hannah Montana, cars, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc. This is the main reason why kids are attracted to them. The memory is sufficient to store approximately 300 pictures. Their price ranges from $40 - $50.

This is a list of the most famous kid's cameras available in the market today. However, there are many others which are well modified to be handled by children, with features that would certainly attract them.

By Stephen Rampur
Published: 7/11/2009
 
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