Review on 📹 Waterproof Digital Silicone Camcorder: Capture Stunning Footage with Ease Underwater by Mark Callaham

I am a professional photographer, I have taken tens of thousands of pictures of our son over the past 4 years. Naturally, when he learned about cameras, he started asking to see and take pictures. I didn't want it to play with my smartphone or DSLR as damaging them would be very annoying. I started looking for used point and shoot cameras so he can take quality photos that won't break the bank, but the price is still closer to $80. I started with a kid-friendly $32 camera that took grainy shots but was small and built like a rock. He's grown a bit since then and it's time for a little update to take on our weekly kayaking adventures. ADVANTAGES - Compact - Pretty fast for taking photos (bigger than the old one) - Accepts microSD cards up to 32GB (card included) - Waterproof case included - Silicone case included - Nice camera body - Easy user manual - Mini battery - USB (cable included, with which you can also transfer photos and videos to your computer) - Significantly better image quality than the previous children's camera - The camera can be quickly detached from the lanyard. CONS - Built-in flash is not very effective on subjects shot in darker locations - Charging via mini-USB is outdated. It would be nice if there was a microUSB instead - there's no hole in the silicone case for the strap to slip through (you have to remove it from the camera first, place the camera in the silicone case, and then attach the strap to the case itself ). ) - button operation is not very intuitive In general, I am satisfied with this camera. My son just loves it and takes photos wherever we go, although most of them are a little blurry in darker conditions (he tends to move the camera when he presses the shutter button). He no longer used the old camera.