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This digital camera, the 1.3 MP Fisher Price L8342, accepts Secure Digital Card memory cards. Its CCD resolution is 640 x 480. The L8342 has a 1.3" diagonal LCD screen on the back. It has a built-in internal flash. It also has a USB port. This part number (Fisher Price L8342) is for the pink camera. For the best deal on the Fisher Price L8342, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the L8342 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. At StreetPrices, we want you to have the most accurate information possible. That's why we update our prices as soon as we notice a change — other comparison shopping sites update only once or twice a day. 
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pictues come out blurry
The pictures comes out blurry and it take 4 AAA batteries. You have to constantly buy batteries. I will probably in a year spend more on batteries than i did for the camera itself. But my 4 year old daughter likes it and feels independent with it, so it serves its purpose.
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Durable - yes, camera - no
This camera is very durable, but the pictures are so bad who cares. My daughter desperately tries to make use of it, but gets depressed every time she sees what kind of pictures it actually produces. Most the time it's hard to even tell what she took a picture of. I guess Fisher Price put so much effort into making it tough they forgot that it was actually supposed to function as a camera. It might as well just be a block of wood painted to look like a camera.
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Great for preschool age
This is a great first camera for preschool age girls. My daughter loved taking pictures with this and found it very easy to use. There was some frustration over the quality of the photos, she found that she had to take pictures only in very good natural light to get a decent shot. She is seven now and ready for something more grown up looking that takes better quality photos, but I would recommend this as a fun toy for preschoolers, it is nice to know that if they drop it the thing won't brea...
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