About this item
- SO MANY REASONS TO SMILE – The KODAK Smile Instant Print Digital Camera Brings a Bundle of Cheer to Any Setting. The Camera Uses Zero Ink Technology to Print HD Quality Photos on 2×3 ZINK Sticky-Backed Photo Paper
- TOTALLY TRENDY SLIDING DESIGN – Unlike Other Bulky Instant Print Cameras. the Smile is Pleasantly Compact w/Unique Slide-Out Protective Case; The Durable Poly Resin Casing Glides Open Wide to Reveal an 8mm Lens w/Automatic Focus
- USER-FRIENDLY FEATURES – Whether You’re a Curious Kid or Snap-Happy Adult. the 10MP Camera Makes it Simple to Take. Edit and Share Photos Anywhere. Perks Include Auto Flash. LCD Viewfinder. Built-In Editor. 2 Picture Modes & Fixed Focus
- FLASH A SMILE. GO THE MILE – No More Running Out of Batteries. Your Instant Print Camera is Rechargeable Via the Included Mini USB Cable; Enjoy Up to 40 Prints on a Single Charge While Also Viewing & Editing Photos in Memory or Via MicroSD
- HAPPY LOOKS SO GOOD ON YOU – Step Out in Style w/ a Mini Camera-Printer Combo That’s Light. Slim & Small Like a Phone; When it’s Not in Your Pocket or Bag. Use the Strap Slot to Carry. Then Slide Open to Capture the Moment Quick. Includes 5 Sticker Frames
And then, JUST before I purchased a different model, Amazon suggested the Kodak Smile - and it was EVERYTHING I was hoping for! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that it has a screen for viewing the photos and she gets to pick which photos she prints. That was the ONE thing I was wanting in an instant-print camera. Of course, she loves getting to use it to take photos of her friends, and our vacations, and she's building up a small scrapbook with her prints (the Zink prints, btw, all have a sticky back, so they can just be stuck right into the book). And the option to review photos and re-print allows her to print multiple copies for friends.
Now, I'll have to put the caveat that the photos are not the highest quality - I knew that was going to be the case with any of these cameras - but, again, she's 11, so it's good enough for her. Also, it's a little finnicky in that, in order to save a photo, you have to click the "OK" button after you click the shutter. That takes some getting used to and she's lost a few favorites when others were taking a photo of her, because they didn't know that feature. Finally, I was a little disappointed in the "filters" options - there are only black and white, sepia, and blue. And the only "frame" is either a white border or no border. I thought there would be some more fun things to play with in those, but that wasn't a deal breaker.
Overall, she's very happy, and so are we!