Vtech Digital Camera Sample Photographs
The Vetech Kiddiezoom digital camera is a robust, hard wearing and solid camera specially designed for children who simply will not take care of delicate equipment. That is what it does best and you child will have loads of fun snapping everybody and everything in sight. That said when it comes to picture quality don’t expect to get what you have in your own sophisticated Canon Powershot.
The camera works best with best lighting conditions, that means plenty of clear daylight. The flash can be used indoors and works well enough, however there are no sensors to tell the camera how much flash is needed. Therefore when taking pictures close up there is a tendency to washout or over expose the photo. If this happens a lot take some opaque sticky tape and put it over the flash light this will weaken the flash effect and you will get more natural photos.
The megapixel count on the Kiddiezoom is pitifully low at 2.0mp so blowing a picture up to A4 is not a reality. Best to keep them small and display them on a computer screen, your child will be well satisfied with the results even if you find some of the snaps a little fuzzy. Children’s digital cameras are never going to set the world on fire with crisp clear photographs but they more than serve the purpose of getting your children to understand something about picture taking and that can only be a good thing.
The pictures were taken both indoors and in a glass consevatory, the weather was lousy that day, light was just about okay and one or two shots were taken with flash. Our grand kids love this camera and it goes everywhere with them, despite its shortcomings, this is a camera aimed only at the under fives and in that respect it does a really good job. For children who are more advanced consider buying a point and adult camera.
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Prices are around the fifty dollar mark but by shopping around you can find some good discounted deals. Instead of looking for a discount on the price you could try going for a used Kiddiezoom but be warned, as robust as these cameras are and knowing how distructive some kids can be there may be damage.