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Cheap Digital Camera for 6 yr Old

maxamos
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I'm looking for a cheap camera for my girlfriends 6 yr old daughter it needs to be fairly easy to use, preferably with an LCD screen any suggestions?
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Have you tried eBay or eBuyer?"There are no pockets in a shroud..."0
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I was going to ask WHY! But then having seen the film mine have/do waste, probably right. EBAY, but don't get carried away.:beer:0
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Al_Mac wrote:EBAY, but don't get carried away.QUOTE]
Hah! Fat chance of me not getting carried away on Ebay! Seriously considering going online in boxing gloves to make it harder to click on the link lol"It was not my intention to do this in front of you. For that, I'm sorry. But you can take my word for it, your mother had it comin'."
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Hi,
I got a very good camera from Morgans a few years back. Saved a fortune on films.
7day shop is worth a look too. Bought rechargable batteries from them. Get prints in 50 lots for £5.
Jo0 -
We got a little AGFA one from Dixons for ~£35 for our 6yo last birthday. Low res, two buttons, no zoom but 1" screen and does the business.
Mike.0 -
seen these
http://www.lastminute.com/lmn/pso/catalog/Product.jhtml?POSITION=1&PRODID=416541586&CATID=96535
Half price Credit Card digital camera, plus a second camera free - limited offer
The world's thinnest digital camera!
Price £19.99
The Credit Card Camera is the same size as an everyday credit or debit card, measuring just 8 x 5cm, less than half a centimetre thick, and weighs just 35 grams. Despite its size it manages to cram in a 64MB SDRAM memory, store up to 26 images in high-res mode, and 104 in low-res mode and it features its own built-in viewfinder! A major feature of the Credit Card Camera is its revolutionary battery, which re-charges while you download pictures to your PC - a brilliant time-saver.
This camera is easy to use, and also boasts auto exposure and white balance adjuster, to give crisper detail in bright and dim areas of a picture. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the picture quality. It's the ultimate convenient camera
picture here
http://cdn.lastminute.com/dbimagecache/321154742.gif
not the worlds best camera but worse case if they lose/break one you have a spare !!Ex forum ambassador
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Is that not a con though!! BOGOF? it's a great offer if it's legit0
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I wouldn't waste your money on those credit card sized cameras mentioned above. The pictures they take are really bad. I would put the money towards something that least takes a clear picture in the light of day."There are no pockets in a shroud..."0
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What about this?
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Product.aspx/TruHome/TruGadgets/TruGadgetsGadgets/887595?ref=SearchOrganised people are just too lazy to look for things
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