Where can I find a kids video camera?

Answer 1

My suggestion is to check out Amazon.com's selection of those video cameras that look like toys. They have a pretty good selection of new and used ones for small children. The best part is, shipping is often free considering how much the camera's cost.

Answer 2

You can buy small cameras from many retailers. It, however depends what kind of small camera. You can get it from Nixon, Lumix, Canon, or many more. If you like a certain brand, you can look at those and see which one you like. It all depends on preference though.

Answer 3

A good camera for a child is probably a disposable camera. There are also waterproof disposable cameras that may also appeal to children. Disposable cameras are a good choice because they can be easily replaced until the child has demonstrated that he or she can handle a more expensive camera.

Answer 4

One of the best electronics to purchase is a mini video camera. It can shoot hours and hours of video in one small, compact camera. A mini video camera is perfect because it easily fits in a bag, purse or pocket. This allows you to focus more on the activity and less on carrying around your video camera.

Answer 5

You can find a small video camera right in your local store such as Walmart or kmart. If you are unable to visit these stores, then you can also find one on amazon.

Answer 6

A small video camera is a camera that is easy to transport (you can even fit them in your pocket), and allows you to have it at a moments notice to record memories.

Answer 7

Mini cameras may be purchased from local electrical and Photography stores as well from online with retailers such as Amazon, eBay, BestBuy and Maplin.

Answer 8

Small video cameras can be purchased at any electronics retailer. Best Buy, HH Gregg, Walmart, Sears, and Target all handle this type of item. Used ones can be found on eBay.

Answer 9

There are quite a number of various places in which one can purchase small digital cameras. Some of the best of these places are Radio Shack, Dell, Best Buy, and Walmart.