I recently had a chance to channel my inner child and review a children's camera made of Lego bricks. I just wish my Digital Blue Lego camera review could have revealed a camera that was as great to use as the Legos themselves.
The Digital Blue Lego camera just doesn't have many desirable photography features. Its photography results are below average.
If, however, you're looking at the Lego camera as a toy first, it is fun to look at and use. Digital Blue did a good job of making the camera safe to use for small children, as the Lego bricks cannot be removed from the camera body.
Look for the Lego camera to cost around $75. (Compare Prices) If you're having problems finding the Lego camera on store shelves, look for some help at the Digital Blue Web site.
For some additional children's camera gift ideas, try reading the 2009 Digital Camera Holiday Gift Guide.
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This is supposed to be a review?? Was the packaging of the camera even opened? My 4 year old niece could have given me more information, in less words.
Well, Devin, your 4-year-old niece must be quite advanced.
If you have a specific complaint about the review, I’d be happy to address it.
Ah. The problem comes from an easily overlooked word in the subject line — “posted”.
I, like Devin, thought that this post WAS the “Digital Blue Lego Camera Review”. As such, I, too, found it shall we say “lacking many desirable features”.
Ahhh, that makes sense. Sorry for any confusion. You always can see my full reviews here: http://cameras.about.com/od/reviews/Reviews_Advice_on_the_best_digital_cameras.htm