Video Polaroid photo printing children’s camera for Camera & Photos
Kids love taking selfies, but there’s something about an instant camera with a built in printer that really holds their attention. Whether they’re hanging out with their friends or on spring break, these cameras and prints make a fan-tastic gift.
This point-and-shoot camera uses Kodak ZINK technology to print 2×3 inch smudge-proof photos on peel and stick photo paper. It weighs less than a pound and can save photos to a microSD card.
Polaroid Snap Digital
Polaroid has combined digital imaging with the nostalgic trick of printing actual physical photos at the push of a button. This kids instant camera uses a 10 megapixel sensor and stores digital images on a micro SD card (up to 32GB).
The Snap has a simple, easy-to-use interface that’s perfect for children. Its 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen display lets them frame shots and see their results immediately after capturing them. There’s also an option to shoot in sepia or monochrome, which is pretty fun.
Once the photo is captured, it’s printed in just over a minute on Zink premium paper with sticky backs that can be stuck to any surface. The Snap also captures a digital copy of each shot for uploading to social media or making larger prints. A rechargeable battery and a wrist strap are included in the box. A pack of 50 sheets of photo paper costs $30. There’s no way to tell how many sheets are left in the camera, however, so it’s important to keep track of them.
Polaroid Snap Black and White
Polaroid’s Snap isn’t exactly a digital camera, but it gets the job done. It’s a fun and easy-to-use little model that’s perfect for kids to learn the basics of photography. It also helps them to experience the excitement of instant print gratification.
The camera shoots in color and black and white and has a number of shooting modes to choose from, including Sepia and Monochrome. The images are captured in high-resolution at around 10 megapixels and can be saved to the inbuilt Micro SD card.
The snap comes with Zink Zero Ink paper that instantly prints your photos on a sticky surface. It takes about a minute from when the shutter button is pressed to when your photo appears on the screen. This may be a little too long for some people, especially when the kids are running away to play. The camera also has a light to indicate the status of the print, whether it’s printing, battery or paper level.
Polaroid Snap Video
Designed by the Ammunition agency that works with the likes of Beats by Dre, Square and Lyft, the Snap is a simple, no-nonsense instant camera. It’s part-past, part-present and fits right in to a shirt pocket or bag.
Video Polaroid photo printing children’s camera
The camera is a little more advanced than its predecessor and has a micro SD card slot (max 32GB) for digital image storage and a photo booth mode for capturing four images at 3-second intervals. It can shoot in color, black and white or sepia and also offers a classic Polaroid border logo printing format.
Loading the camera with paper is done via a hatch on the back that opens to reveal a cartridge of ZINK film. The printer itself is pretty much a point-and-click affair, with only one button on the top to start and stop printing. A self-timer is included too. If you don’t want to print, it would be nice if there was a way to turn the printer off, but there isn’t.
Polaroid Snap Instant Print
The Polaroid Snap Instant Print is a pocket-sized camera that brings back the joy of instant photo printing in a modern way. It has a 10-megapixel image sensor and an internal Zink zero-ink printer that spits out 2 x 3 inch prints of your pictures without the need for ink cartridges or ribbons. The images are smudge-proof and dry instantly, so you can stick them wherever you like.
The camera is aimed at kids and features a lockable paper door on the rear which holds up to 10 sheets of the special Zink photographic paper. A trio of lights above the paper door indicate paper levels, battery life and memory.
Controls on the top include a shutter release button, self-timer and two buttons for artistic options. One lets you choose between a full colour, B&W or sepia print and the other adds the classic Polaroid frame to your prints. The photos take around 30 seconds to develop.