Yehtta Kids Camera Instant Print, Dual-Lens Selfie Camera for Kids, Black

Great product for kids or for having a different way of saving memories. Good quality even for a thermal printing. Lightweight and easy to use

After some research and a failed attempt with other toy cameras, this one turned out to be a fantastic find. As an art teacher, I enjoy experimenting with different techniques, and while this is designed as a kids' toy, I highly recommend it for (toy) camera enthusiasts. The camera has several unique qualities that set it apart. The digital images are, of course, not high-resolution or packed with advanced specs, but once printed, they’re surprisingly impressive—I love the dotted texture that adds a sense of crispness and sharpness to each shot. It also has a way of enhancing brightness and contrast, giving photos a slightly exaggerated, vivid look that I find captivating. One of its standout features is how well it performs in low-light or twilight conditions; thanks to the quality of the sensor and dot matrix printing, even dimly lit shots develop with remarkable clarity. The 16:9 aspect ratio is another strong point, as most toy cameras print in a standard 4:3 format. This wider frame gives images a more cinematic feel, which I find perfect for creative experiments. When I was researching toy cameras for this purpose, I prioritized finding one with dot matrix printing and a 16:9 print ratio, and since these details aren’t always clearly listed, it’s worth noting that this model delivers on both fronts. Other practical features make it a joy to use. For adults, the camera is well-sized—comfortable to hold and not too small, which is rare for toy cameras. Finally, the camera’s design, with its dark gray body and red buttons, has a stylish look that feels more like a creative gadget than a toy. TIP: Paper roll changes are quick with the easy-to-use bottom latch, which allows for fast rewinding to create double-exposure shots in seconds. All in all, this camera is an unexpected gem for anyone interested in experimental photography!

As a professional film photographer adult, get this thing and use it as you would a Leica. Capable of great photos and even funnier memories. Imagine a polaroid you never feel bad about giving away in this economy. I cherish this camera, and it’s got games. Forever a staple of my camera bag.

I bought this for my daughter who has downs syndrome. Although she really only uses the camera feature it's such a great little camera. It's very easy to use and she absolutely loves it. I didnt give 5 stars because the film does jam up quite a bit especially when the roll gets low. Otherwise highly recommend for your Littles to enjoy taking pictures!!

We love this camera! Honestly, I was NOT expecting much with this product and ordered it only because of my 8-yr-old grandson's request. Ha, I stand corrected. I was completely off. We took a couple black & white photos and they are completely clear and adorable! There appears to be a color option and we didn't take the time to get that far, so I'm not sure if that is for print or digital. Really, if it only physically prints in B&W, that would be okay. Super clear and detailed. I don't get surprised too often, and this one got me! It's also of a size and quality that I think older kids would enjoy it, too. It would be a fun add for a teens birthday party.

It arrived Wednesday afternoon. Thursday, I took it to an anniversary party, lots of fun! People took the ones they wanted. When I got home I printed them all out (deleting the mistakes), 106 of them and fastened them together to form a booklet. I took subset and printed them out like a scroll. (Feeling very clever) I did get a warning message about the printer over heating, the next morning, Friday, there seems to be an artifact on the viewing screen. 🙁 But it hasn’t seemed to affect anything else. (See photos) I did learn a few things: 1. you get about 96 prints per roll of paper; 2. put the volume on low so you can hear the shutter; 3. took me a while to figure out the zoom; 5. always bring more paper rolls than you think you need 🙄. I also printed out a subset group and did NOT tear off the photos, to keep it as a scroll. This format would also lend itself to making an accordion book. Now, I’m wondering if I could make a flip book? If anyone knows of an information page for this camera, I’d like to know what other people have come up with. I love the grainy quality of the images. And the immediacy of it all. BTW, I’m 69, not quite the age group listed.

Kids enjoy playing with camera. Picture quality is meh at best. Paper rolls tend to fall out easily when ripping off a picture. Quality is what you would expect for the price.

Amazing, so fun. Love the “Chuck E Cheese” look of these photos. I took this to my families Easter celebration and everyone had so much fun with it! Love the quality and options on the camera. I ended up buying another one for my daughter. She loves hers also. They work without issue, it’s small enough that it doesn’t add too much weight to a bag or around the neck. I didn’t even realize it stored the photos until later, but they were all there. There is a lot going on in this tiny camera. There is a learning curve with the lighting, but the “color” on the black and white photos look great.

La compra fue para mí y no me arrepiento, es muy fácil de usar, de colocar el rollo, había comprado una instax antes pero es caro usar baterías y además el papel, la última vez no la pude usar por qué al parecer no es compatible con pilas recargables y solo use la mitad por qué ya no funcionó y de esta me encantó que no se requiera nada de eso, obtienes una foto con mucha personalidad y justo comencé un journal con las fotos, tona en cuenta que al ser papel tipo ticket en algún punto la imagen se perderá, pero la ventaja es que se guarda en la tarjeta y la puedes volver a reimprimir, mucho más barato que la otra