KODAK Smile Instant Print Digital Camera – Slide-Open 10MP Camera W/2X3 ZINK Printer (White/ Yellow) Review

Bought for a trip to LA. Image quality is okay - reminds me of the quality of the first cell phone cameras from a decade ago. Otherwise it's a fun thing to have. I don't think it can upload pictures from a PC directly to the camera to print photos from the hard drive, but I like the idea of only printing photos taken exclusively with the KODAK Smile. Battery life for taking photos is decent, but if you're constantly typing it will drain a lot quicker.

The perfect first camera for our 5 year old! The easy-to-use screen is much simpler than other instant cameras' viewfinders, and the ability to choose which photos to print saves money and means she can print at home instead of on the go. The cost of the paper is very reasonable, and while the quality is still instant print style, it's great for getting into photography. She loves it! So much fun! It pays to save your photos and choose which ones to print!

We researched instant cameras for our fifth grader. After comparing several different options, we chose this camera over other brands/models for a number of reasons.1. This film costs half the price of Polaroid.2 instant film. You can choose which images to print instead of printing an image every time the button is pressed.3. Great price for a child.4. If we buy an SD card we can store their photos on it and later print them out on our own printer or at Walmart/Walgreens.

I still love this camera! Only 4 stars in the overall rating because the charger was not included, but customer service quickly corrected this by giving me a voucher for the order. I bought this camera to use in my special education class because my students need LOTS of high quality images for schedules, procedures and labels. This camera is perfect because I can choose which photos to print. and my students love to watch them go out. Easy to hold and use in my busy classroom, small enough to…

This camera was a wonderful gift for my 7 year old. We gave it to her for her birthday because she wanted an instant camera. Knowing the price of film I wanted to give her a camera to look at the image with before printing to make sure it was 'good' and worth the cost of printing (depending on the amount of zinc photo paper purchased for each print) . it costs about 40 kopecks). Cent). It was easy for her to use alone and she loves it. The whole family was amazed by the quality of the photos…

I have a comparison with the Fujifilm mini 8 for you. Print photos. The first photo with sunflowers was in total shade and I can see that the Smile Camera captures the background better and has more detail than Fujifilm. The succulents were in partial shade, but still managed to capture light and darkness quite well. I was very surprised by the last photo with a plant in a pot. This was in full sunlight and the Smile camera was still able to capture colour, compared to the Fujifilm which just…

This is a great basic instant camera with an overview screen on the back. Sliding the textured front cover to the open position turns it on and off when closed. No date/time stamp, lightning is weak over 6ft. The battery is durable (shooting for 6-8 hours, minimal printing). It takes 9-12 seconds to charge depending on whether it's warm from last use or cold. In daylight and bright sunlight the photos are very good, but in cloudy/foggy/bad weather, even with auto flash, it's not very good…

The Kodak Smile instant digital camera is amazing and exciting. I was so excited to hear Kodak released such a cool device. The smile camera has a fixed focus LCD viewfinder that makes smiling, aiming, photographing and printing easier! I love the auto flash feature. So if you're in low light, it flashes automatically and comes with a 10MP lens. What sets this point-and-shoot apart is the editing suite that this cool camera offers when you take a picture, which it saves (the device is…