KODAK Memo Shot ERA Kids Instant Digital Camera and Photo
KODAK Memo Shot ERA Kids Instant Digital Camera and Photo Label Printer Bundle, White (Camera with 1 Roll One-Touch Label Cartridge + 9 Rolls Cartridge Set)
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| Size: | Camera+Initial Cartridge 1roll |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 15 x 15 centimetres |
| Brand: | KODAK |
| Model: | MS100 |
| Part: | PM00-155A0 |
| Colour: | Yellow |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 15 x 15 centimetres |
| Size: | Camera+Initial Cartridge 1roll |
My (5 year old) developing photographer absolutely loved this! It’s easy for her to use! And it produces the instant results she needs in sticker form! Photos are best when taken in natural light! Great product!
My (5 year old) developing photographer absolutely loved this! It’s easy for her to use! And it produces the instant results she needs in sticker form! Photos are best when taken in natural light! Great product!
This photo printer/sticker is incredibly easy to use. Even if you're not tech-savvy, this device is very beginner-friendly. The print quality is exceptionally good, producing vibrant and detailed images. Whether you're printing photos or stickers, this printer delivers excellent results every time. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a user-friendly and high-quality printing solution.
This photo printer/sticker is incredibly easy to use. Even if you’re not tech-savvy, this device is very beginner-friendly. The print quality is exceptionally good, producing vibrant and detailed images. Whether you’re printing photos or stickers, this printer delivers excellent results every time. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a user-friendly and high-quality printing solution.
I recently bought the Kodak Memoshot Era, and I absolutely love it for on-the-go photography. The retro and compact design is not only stylish but also super durable, making it a breeze to carry around. The image quality is pretty impressive, with vibrant colors and sharp details, even in low light. The instant photo printing feature is a real standout—it produces smudge-proof prints that are perfect for sharing. Overall, the Memoshot Era combines convenience and quality beautifully! Highly recommend!
I recently bought the Kodak Memoshot Era, and I absolutely love it for on-the-go photography. The retro and compact design is not only stylish but also super durable, making it a breeze to carry around. The image quality is pretty impressive, with vibrant colors and sharp details, even in low light. The instant photo printing feature is a real standout—it produces smudge-proof prints that are perfect for sharing. Overall, the Memoshot Era combines convenience and quality beautifully! Highly recommend!
I love using this so much. Whenever I want to print and stick a photo on boxes or on my friends this is the go-to. I bring it out and it connects so quickly, and it's also super easy to use too. I had no problems with me getting to start it up and use it for the first time. The picture prints immediately so there is barely any wait time for it either.
I love using this so much. Whenever I want to print and stick a photo on boxes or on my friends this is the go-to. I bring it out and it connects so quickly, and it’s also super easy to use too. I had no problems with me getting to start it up and use it for the first time. The picture prints immediately so there is barely any wait time for it either.
I ordered this KODAK Memo Shot ERA Kids Instant Digital Camera and Photo Label Printer as an alternative to those inexpensive thermal printing cameras sold as toys for kids.
I’m a photographer, and I’m constantly exploring new ways to express my imagery. A few years ago, I picked up one of those cheap thermal printer cameras for my grandson, and I was intrigued by the prospect of using a similar camera in my own photography. While I never totally gave up on the idea, the image quality of the thermal printers in those toy cameras was just not good enough for my purposes. This Kodak camera, though, produces images that are pretty much on par with a standard inkjet print, claiming a resolution of 300dpi. The Kodak also produces a print with a full range of tones, from jet black to completely white, with finely gradated greys in between.
The camera itself is pretty much what you might expect from a typical point-and-shoot. It has fairly decent low-light capability, and there is a mirror surrounding the lens so that you can use it easily for self-portraits.
Where things start to fall apart, though, is when you try to use the app for printing images from your camera roll. The process is completely non-intuitive, and you will find yourself quitting the app and starting over time after time until you manage to get a print of the item you’ve selected.
If you are a fan of the Instax Mini format, you may find that this camera will produce prints with more resolution and better tonality that Instax black and white film. The reason I make the comparison to Instax Mini is that the prints you get from this camera/printer are 1.8″ x 2.7″. You can get 9 cartridges of paper for about $20. Each cartridge holds 30 labels (prints), so the per-print cost is significantly cheaper than Instax Mini film.