Yuemei Technology X101

desertcart.com: ARNSSIEN Kids Camera, Toddler Kid Digital Camera with 180°Flip Lens & 2.4in IPS Screen, Birthday Festival Gifts Present Toy for 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Year Old Girls/Boys, 32 GB Card Included, X101 : Toys & Games Review: Good present and long lasting - Popular gift and easy for grandson to use. Not too bulky but buttons not too small for his hands. Very durable despite it often being dropped. Still working more than a year later. Review: excellent product! - I'm actually more interested in the technology of producing a digital camera product for this price range that has this resolution, a battery, an SD card reader/writer with card, a USB port, and a viewer. In the early 2000s, Computational imaging (initially called computational photography) became a new emerging scientific area of exploration. One branch of it involves taking photos from many angles, such as with many different cameras at the same time. The accessibility of that field of research depends a lot of how low can the cheapest price be for a functional camera that's adequately suitable. The SAME THINGS that make this a great choice of a camera for a kid also make it a very interesting example of a functional digital camera potentially suitable for using very, very many of them together at the same time. I've found that with connecting an external battery and getting the settings just right, you can continuously record video for about 8 or 10 hours straight onto the SD. The continuous video is always automatically split up into a series of consecutive 3 minute videos. That's extremely inconvenient for transferring the video to a computer and performing scientific analysis on it, but I suppose it's probably a necessity of the extremely low cost. I'm sure it's fine for kids to use. I'm happily surprised with the overall functionality of the camera, and the quality of photos and video, even in low light. The menus are an interesting compromise for few buttons, a small screen, and a low price point. I recommend going over it again and again and trying all the different things to get a feel for how it works. I think when you get used to it, it's totally fine.