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  • A rundown of the best printers

    A rundown of the best printers

    We may be used to scrolling through photos on our smartphones, but nothing beats the authenticity of a printed photograph. Whatever the format, we all love to display our holiday memories, our best landscape shots and cherished family photos in a beautiful frame.

     

    And to make printing your photos even easier, you can invest in a connected printer. Photo printers can be linked to a range of apps and will produce quality prints in a matter of seconds.

     

    AgfaPhoto has several connected printer models. So, here’s easy-to-follow guide to help you choose the right one! Compare our printers’ different features and choose the model that fits your needs.

    The main features of a connected printer designed to print out photos

     

    Before looking at the different printer models, let’s look at what a connected printer is and how it differs from other printers.

     

    There are several features to consider when choosing a Bluetooth printer: its size, the cartridges, power supply, printing technology, connectivity and, of course, the print format.

    The photo printer: a small printer, a portable one or a desktop device

     

    First off is the portable photo printer, which, depending on the model, is a small printer that can be slipped easily into a bag.

     

    The size of a connected photo printer is nothing like what we’re used to with conventional printers! For example, the Realipix Mini P2 model measures just 121 x 78 x 22 mm, making it small enough to carry around and print out credit card-sized photos. This tiny photo printer is a great space-saver at home: it won’t clutter up your living room or small home office space. Its portable format means you don’t have to faff around with unsightly cables; it won’t ruin your elegant decor and will print out your favourite memories!

     

    There are also medium-sized photo printers that will easily fit on a desk, for example, which are plugged into the mains.

     

    So your connected printer can be a portable or desktop one: you just need to choose the size that suits your needs and get printing!

    Cartridges for connected printers

     

    Connected printers are designed to print colour photos, so they come with cartridges that produce a specific number of prints. For example, all our printers are ready to use, i.e. they include a cartridge that allows you to print between 8 and 10 photos straight away. Once the cartridge has run out, just by a pack of cartridges for 20 to 120 photo prints, depending on your printer model.

    The printer’s power supply

     

    Connected printers use mains power or rechargeable batteries. Our flagship Realipix Moments printer is a mains-operated printer that you can set up on a desk, for example, and print photos in 10×15 cm format.

    Printing technology

     

    The printing technology also varies from one model to another. At AgfaPhoto, we offer ZINK colour printing and 4PASS colour printing.

     

    ZINK technology does not require ink cartridges or toner: the colours are impregnated into the printing paper, so you don’t have to do a thing. This thermal photo paper reacts to the heat of the print head to reproduce colours. 4PASS printing is also inkless and uses a thermal sublimation process, which successively prints the colours yellow, magenta and cyan. 4PASS technology provides an ultra-realistic result, with over 16 million colours for sharp photos that are smudge-resistant and don’t use wet ink!

    Connectivity

     

    To print photos using your connected printer, all you need is your smartphone: just turn on Bluetooth and use the app associated with your printer. For some models, you can even edit your photos before printing thanks to an app available on iOS and Android.

    Printed photo formats

     

    Each Bluetooth printer allows you to print photos in different formats. Depending on the model you choose, you can print credit card, square or postcard size photos. Just choose the right size according to how you want to display or keep your photo!

     

    The other great thing about these printers’ photo sizes is you’ll save on printing costs. Each model comes with several photos included, and once used you can choose cartridges with 20 to 120 photos! In just a few minutes, you can bring your memories to life and have them to hand in just a few minutes! Display them on your fridge, in frames, on a wall or, with the credit card format, in your wallet or purse! Your connected printer comes ready to use and will allow you to print out your photos to your heart’s content. Immortalise fun times your loved ones and instantly share the joy by printing out a few copies in one go!

     

    Another advantage of a connected printer is that you can personalise your shots before printing them out. You can add effects, backgrounds or even filters to make your photos stand out or add a humourous touch. Have fun with different filters and hand out different versions of the same shot to your friends and family!

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  • How do I use a film camera?

    How do I use a film camera?

    The advent of digital photography put film cameras on the back burner for quite some time, but they’re now making a huge comeback. People are increasingly turning to film cameras in their quest for authentic shots with a unique colour rendition.

     

    But to get those amazing shots, you need to know how a film camera works. For Millennials and Gen Zers who’ve grown up with digital photography, loading a film or developing photos means learning new techniques.

     

    And as we want your analogue photo experience to go without a glitch here’s AgfaPhoto’s guide on getting to grips with your film camera.

    So what exactly is a film camera?

     

    If you’re going to get the most out of your film camera, you’ll need to know how it works.

    Analogue vs digital: what’s the difference?

     

    Film cameras (AKA analogue cameras) get their name because they use rolls of silver halide film to take photos. The film is inserted into the camera’s housing body and is traditionally made from a plastic coated with silver salts. Which is why film camera photos are sometimes referred to as silver halide photos.

     

    The term “analogue” is also used because film photography is not the same as digital photography. Using a film camera also means going back to the roots of photography, way before digital cameras and smartphones hit the scene.

     

    The big difference between digital and analogue photography is the film. In a film camera, you need to insert a photographic film that captures an impression of the subject being photographed. When you aim your lens at a landscape or a person and press the shutter, a chemical reaction occurs that captures the image on the film. Once you’ve used up your roll of film, you’ll need to get it developed in a lab where a technician will carry out a series of processes to leave you with a print that you can pop in an album or a frame!

    Silver halide photography: a centuries-old process

     

    The history of silver halide photos goes right back to the dawn of photography! It was at the beginning of the 19th century that Nicéphore Niepce first captured an image by placing silver salts on the bottom of a “camera obscura”, AKA a tiny dark room. His invention was a watershed moment that others improved, notably Louis Daguerre, who managed to reduce the exposure time with his famous “daguerreotype”. This invention led to the notion of a “latent image” that could be “revealed” using a chemical process.

     

    Over time silver halide photography improved in leaps and bounds: reduced exposure times, a more stable image and an easier process meant everyone could try their hand at photography.

    Modern film photography

     

    Film photography today is pretty much the same as it was in the 19th century! It comprises a plastic black and white film that’s coated with an emulsion which reacts when exposed to light: this reaction creates a latent image that’s turned into a final photo when the film’s developed. The film is developed in total darkness. It’s placed in a tray filled with a photographic developer solution that makes the latent image appear! The process is slightly different when it comes to coloured film, which is made up of different layers that create different shades: these layers form a dye during development.

    How do I use a film camera?

     

    As you can see, film photography harks back to the dawn of photography, in particular the process of loading a film and getting it developed.

     

    Using a film camera means (re) discovering a tactile form of photography. It also means choosing a film according to the result you want to achieve, taking the time to choose and line up your shots and enjoying a more authentic and measured approach to taking shots.

    Choosing the right film

     

    Film photography means using film (obviously!). AgfaPhoto has several types of film:

                – film to take colour photos,

                – film to take black and white photos,

                – films with 24 or 36 exposures,

                – ISO 100 or ISO 400 film.

     

    Black and white or colour, the choice is yours depending on the type of shots you want to take. Black and white film photographs have a distinctive, artistic charm. Black and white photos are superb if you want to have fun with contrasts and shapes. Colour film photography also has a nostalgic charm about it, for example, if you want to snap unique photos during a holiday. The best thing is to try out both types of film to fully appreciate all that your film camera has to offer!

     

    You should also understand ISO sensitivity when learning how to  use a film camera. The ISO number refers to the film’s sensitivity to light: in other words, the lower the ISO sensitivity, the more light the film will need to capture an image. An ISO sensitivity of between 50 and 200 is ideal for daytime shots in sunny environments. You can, of course, use this type of film indoors if the place is well lit or if your film camera comes with a flash. An ISO sensitivity of 400 is more versatile, and you’ll be able to take photos in low-light conditions.

     

    Note that our range of films are the most common ones used for film photography. 35mm film is the most common type of film both for taking shots and when it comes to getting it developed in a lab.

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  • Choosing the right digital photo frame ?

    Choosing the right digital photo frame ?

    Digital photo frames are decor items that seamlessly blend into your interior while allowing you to enjoy your best photos and memories. Their stylish appearance is a strong selling point, but the great thing about digital photo frames is the links they forge with our close ones. For example, you can send one to your grandparents so they can keep up with what’s going on in the family and enjoy the precious memories displayed.

     

    There are, of course, different types of digital photo frames. The AgfaPhoto team is here to help you choose a frame that meets all your needs!

    Why invest in a digital photo frame?

     

    Everyone loves displaying those special moments in life, whether in a classic photo frame on your desk, stuck on the fridge door or hung on a wall. Photos are daily reminders of our fond memories. The great news is advances in technology have changed how we enjoy our photos, thanks to the arrival of the digital photo frame! No need to um and ah over which holiday or family snaps to frame – thanks to the digital photo frame, you can scroll through all your favourite shots!

     

    They’re easy to use – upload your photos to the digital photo frame via a USB cable, SD card or an internet connection. The digital frame then presents them as a slideshow. You can choose how long each photo is displayed and (depending on the model) select different transition effects.

    The digital photo frame: an ideal connected home decor object

     

    Digital photo frames have become family must-haves. Instantly sharing our photos with loved ones who live far away has been a game-changer! What better way to stay in touch? Grandparents will love a digital photo frame; they can virtually join you on holiday or see what the kids have been up to.

     

    Digital photo frames are also an excellent way to convey a visual message: for example, you can take a celebratory photo to wish someone Happy Birthday or show someone how much you love them!

     

    What’s more, you’ll now find digital photo frames with a video function. Film your little one’s first steps, a family bike ride or your trip to a stunning château, and then send the video to your parents’ digital frame!

     

    As well as preserving your precious memories, digital photo frames are attractive decor items. Some also have additional functions, such as time or weather forecast displays.

    The digital photo frame: a must-have for family and friends

     

    Thanks to digital photo frames, you can share photos instantly via your smartphone from anywhere in the world. Shoot a stunning landscape or a great group photo and upload your snap to your friends’ or family’s frame! The frame just needs to be turned on so the screen lights up and hey presto! your snap will appear in the slideshow. You can even add a short personal message to your snap!

    What are the different features in connected photo frames?

     

    There are of course various types of digital photo frames: at AgfaPhoto, we have 5 models with different features.

    Screen size and frame design

     

    When choosing a digital photo frame, the first thing to consider is the size. These frames have screens, so they’re sized in inches. AgfaPhoto has 7-inch (17.78 cm), 10-inch (25.4cm), 15.6-inch (39.62 cm) and 17-inch models. The latter is equivalent to 43 cm for a frame that will show off photos in a large format without compromising on sharp image quality!

     

    What’s more, digital photo frames can be placed on a piece of furniture or hung on a wall, just like a classic wall-mounted photo! Digital photo frame designs also come in a range of styles, just like normal frames. Choose between slim or wide moulding around the screen to perfectly show off your photos.

    Uploading photos to a frame

     

    To display shots on a digital photo frame, they need to be uploaded from a storage medium (such as an SD card or USB drive) or a smartphone.

     

    Some models require a simple USB cable or a Micro SD card to transfer the photos you’ve selected.

     

    Other frames are connected and can receive photos via a Wi-Fi connection. When the photo frame is turned on, it can be connected to the internet and receive photos sent from all over the world. This same internet connection will also allow you to display the day’s weather forecast on your screen!

    Digital photo frame storage capacity

     

    If you want to admire lots of photos, you must choose a digital photo frame with an adequate storage capacity.

     

    The good news is most models have an SD card reader, so you’re not limited to its internal storage capacity. The storage capacity will vary from one frame to another: you can find models with an 8MB internal memory that can be extended to 32 GB or frames with an internal memory of 32 GB.

     

    So if you tend to take and display lots of photos every day or want to immortalize a long trip, opt for a large storage capacity. That way, you won’t have to worry about picking and choosing between photos and will have long slideshows that you won’t tire of watching !

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  • Pay for your purchases in 3 or 4 Interest-Free installments with your bank card

    Pay for your purchases in 3 or 4 Interest-Free installments with your bank card

    FloaPay is a digital payment solution which simplifies purchases on our website by offering our customers payment in 3 or 4 interest-free installments. With payment in installments, you can pay for your order via Mastercard, bank card or Visa.

    On our AgfaPhoto website, we offer you the possibility of paying in 3 interest-free installments, i.e. 3 monthly payments within 60 days, or in 4 interest-free installments, i.e. 4 monthly payments within 90 days. Your payment is made using an imprint of your bank card and the response is immediate. If FloaPay obtains authorisation from the bank which issued your card, it’s simple, your purchase in multiple interest-free installments will be validated !

    Much simpler and faster than a credit institution, FloaPay does not require supporting documents. In this way, we offer you the ability to manage your budget while also being able to indulge yourself at any time. So, the amount of the installments corresponds to the price divided by the number of monthly payments that you have chosen. So, if your order is for a total amount of €100, and the repayment schedule is over 4 months, the payments will be 25 euros per month. 25 euros upfront and 3 installments of €25 over the following months.

     

    Have you just paid in multiple interest-free installments on our website with FloaPay ?

    You can monitor your monthly payments at any time from your customer area. To do this, go to https://particuliers.floapay.com. Enter your email address (the one which you used to place your order) then click on “Initial login”; You will receive an SMS with your temporary password.

    Your schedule is available in the emails sent by FLOA when your payment in multiple installments is validated, then 8 days before each due date. You can also find your payment schedules in your customer area on https://particuliers.floapay.com

    Have you lost or changed your payment card ?

    You can modify your bank card in your FLOA customer area https://particuliers.floapay.com.

    Important: you can do this up to 7 days before your next direct debit.

    Would you like to change your upcoming direct debit dates ?

    Unfortunately, your due dates are set relative to the date on which you placed your order. You do not have the option of modifying the direct debit dates on your schedule.

    However, if the direct debit is rejected, it will be automatically retried a few days later.

    As you will have understood, FloaPay is a simple payment partner to allow you to quickly benefit from your purchase. Our range of products is at your fingertips so that you can benefit from the best photography has to offer, to preserve your precious memories.

  • What sort of camera should you use on holiday ?

    What sort of camera should you use on holiday ?

    Your accommodation’s booked, you’ve got your plane or train tickets, and you’re ready to set off on holiday!

    This year, you’re going on a sporting adventure. Hiking, diving and surfing, here we come! But there’s something niggling you… You want to immortalise your escapades but have no idea what sort of camera to use. If you love action-packed holidays, you’ll need a camera that can keep up with your movements, from capturing sea depths to your fastest ski descent!

    Fortunately, AgfaPhoto’s been accompanying photographers of all ages while they snap life’s best moments, so we’re here to help you choose a camera capable of capturing all your holiday memories, no matter how acrobatic!

    A holiday camera needs to be an “all-terrain” device tough enough to handle all your activities while ensuring you get superb shots. But if you’re off on a sporty trip, you may prefer a camcorder that can match your speed and daring exploits! So check out all our tips for choosing a camera and camcorder guaranteed to keep up with your pace for an unforgettable holiday.

    Which camera’s best for a seaside holiday?

    A holiday by the sea means tons of sand and saltwater! During a holiday in the sun, you may head off on a dive or simply snap your little ones as they go for a paddle or learn their first strokes. So, if you’re off to the coast, you’ll need a camera that’s not scared of water or sand. You may also want to film your skateboard tricks along a boardwalk or surf the Basque Country’s finest waves, in which case you’ll want to reach for your Action Cam!

    A hard-as-nails camera that can withstand any day at the beach

    Here at AgfaPhoto, we developed the Realishot WP8000 digital camera, a waterproof device that can handle up to 3 metres in depth!

    Its waterproof housing makes it perfect for any nautical escapade from underwater selfies to incredible dives, thrilling surfing sessions and any other seaside activity you’d like to snap without damaging your camera. Obviously, this waterproof camera needs to do more than deal with extreme environments, so it’s equipped with superb presets to ensure fantastic shots: sports, beach, evening, night, landscape or portrait, it is up to you to choose the one that matches the setting. If you’re not sure which mode to choose, go for the automatic mode and let the camera’s integrated software work its magic.

    One thing kids and adults love when at the seaside is snapping all the fish that cross their paths! The Realishot WP8000 is the go-to for underwater portraits and selfies. It has a high-performance CMOS sensor and a dual screen, for perfectly framed selfies. You’ll also be able to take videos thanks to the 1.8” front LCD screen – time to take on that starring role!

    Another thing about days at the beach is having to lug your gear around! So you’ll need a compact and lightweight camera! The WP8000 weighs a mere 122g and comes with a protective cover, so you can easily slip it in your beach bag.

    Kids will also want to snap their seaside antics! AgfaPhoto’s got them covered with robust child-friendly devices such as the Realikids Cam Waterproof. Just pop it in your beach bag, so the kids can capture all their maritime (or land-based) shenanigans!

    What about opting for an Action Cam?

    If you want to immortalise your ultra-sporty seaside holiday and share your experience on social networks, then grab an Action Cam!

    Film your most extreme activities while ensuring superb quality thanks to two of our flagship, high-performance models: the Realimove AC7000 and Realimove AC9000 Action Cams. You’ll be blown away by the AC7000’s image quality, 120° viewing angle as well as its optimal 2.7k video resolution. Plus, the Realimove AC7000 comes with 10 accessories, including waterproof housing, so you can film your incredible dives. If you want an even better image quality, then you’ll love the Action Cam Realimove AC9000! This sports camcorder is the ultimate device for 4K shoots to smoothly capture the most extreme activities. This camcorder won’t mess up, for an immersive rendition of your finest skateboard tricks and surfing moves. When you settle down to watch your holiday videos, you’ll be able to relive your prowess as if you were still there.

    Which camera’s best for a snow-packed holiday?

    Lots of people count on their smartphone to take snaps of their winter sports holiday… Until it all goes belly-up and the next thing you know the screen’s smashed to smithereens!

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  • 30 days to test, adopt or change your mind about your AgfaPhoto camera

    30 days to test, adopt or change your mind about your AgfaPhoto camera

    Did you know ? The legal right of withdrawal for online sales allows you to cancel your order within 14 days, without having to justify your decision and without incurring any other costs (apart from possible return costs). However, AgfaPhoto extends this period to 30 days to ensure that you are fully satisfied with your product.

    30 days to change your mind and test your product

    Are you not completely satisfied with your product? At AgfaPhoto, we put your satisfaction at the heart of our concerns. Would you like to return an item? We offer you the possibility of exercising your right over a period of 30 days and not 14 days as required by law in France and the European Union. This right of withdrawal applies to all products on sale on the www.agfaphoto-gtc.com website. For the following products, it is imperative that they have not been opened or used for the right of withdrawal to apply :

    • Memory card 
    • Spare battery
    • Cartridge + paper pack
    • 35mm film 
    • Reusable film 
    • Disposable camera 

    How do I return your product ?

    Whether you have purchased a new or second-hand product, or during a special offer or sale, you can exercise your right of withdrawal at aftersales@agfaphoto-gtc.com within 30 days of receiving your order.

    Once you have contacted us, you will receive a pre-paid returns label from our after-sales service. You will need to return your order and all accessories in their original packaging. Please pack the item carefully, insert your purchase invoice if possible and send it to us using the personalised returns label. You will then receive your refund as soon as we have received and inspected your order (to ensure that it conforms to the original shipment) within 5 to 10 working days.

    Your order will be refunded in full if it is over €99 (excluding delivery costs) as stipulated in our general terms and conditions of sale. If your order is less than €99 (excluding delivery costs), a return delivery charge of the amount of the initial delivery you chose when you placed your order (between €5.90 and €9.90) will be deducted from your refund. In the event of a partial return of your order, we will refund the amount of your order and the delivery costs in proportion to the number of items returned.

    If, after receiving your order, we find the slightest defect, omission of an accessory or notice or fault on the returned item, our After-Sales Service will contact you to establish a diagnosis. This procedure may result in longer delays for your refund.

    Please note :

    Simply returning your order without a declaration of withdrawal or refusing to take delivery is not sufficient to express your wish to withdraw. You must contact us by email to ensure that your right of withdrawal is taken into account. You do not have to justify your decision.

  • Which camera to choose ?

    Which camera to choose ?

    If you want to capture the best moments of everyday life, you need a new camera. But what should you choose? There’s a huge variety of models, all with different lenses, and all with different photo quality. 

    AgfaPhoto was founded with the aim of making photography accessible to everyone, from 3 to 103 years old! With this in mind, we’d like to guide you in choosing a camera that’s perfectly suited to your needs. 

    Discover all the criteria that will help you choose your camera from the AgfaPhoto online shop ! 

    What are the different types of camera ? 

    To choose the right camera, it’s essential to know the differences between the models you’ll find on our website. At AgfaPhoto, you’ll find digital cameras, film cameras, disposable cameras and instant cameras. All these models have different parameters, designs and purposes. So let’s take a closer look at the different features of these types of camera. 

    Digital camera 

    A digital camera (or APN) is a device that records images directly onto a memory card rather than onto film. The camera collects the light via an electronic sensor, and the information received is then digitally encoded before appearing on the screen so that you can view the photo taken. 

    Did you know that the very first digital camera was developed in 1979 ? It was a prototype that weighed 3.5kg ! 

    Digital camera refers to a category of cameras that includes compact and bridge models, for example. Digital, however, refers to the method by which the image is captured and recorded. 

    At AgfaPhoto, we offer digital cameras in our Realishot range. You’ll find models that are perfect for discovering the world of photography, but also for meeting all your needs and desires ! 

    Last but not least, digital cameras are popular because they are compact, take up little space and can easily be slipped into a bag. 

    Film camera

    When we talk about film cameras, we’re referring to a model that has a long history in the world of photography. Yes, this type of camera was widely used before the advent of digital photography ! 

    A film camera differs from a digital camera in that it uses a film rather than an electronic memory. It is on this film that the picture is recorded. With a film camera, you can take photos in black and white, but also in colour, depending on the film you choose. What’s special about film cameras is that you only see the photos you’ve taken once they’ve been developed ! 

    Most of the models you’ll find in our online shop are equipped with 35mm sensors, so you can take high-quality photos with all the charm of film! What’s more, AgfaPhoto models are reusable: all you have to do to restart a series of photos is put in a new roll of film. 

    Note that film cameras are renowned for their ability to withstand light very well. They also have a flash, so you can take photos indoors, for example.

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  • What’s the best children’s camera ?

    What’s the best children’s camera ?

    From an early age, children have a constant urge to be creative. Most often, little ones start with drawing to develop their imagination, but also their motor skills. From a creative point of view, photography can come naturally after the drawing phase. It’s a way to capture memories, have fun and develop ingenuity. 

    Of course, choosing a children’s camera is important, as a model must be selected that is appropriate for the age and types of snapshots your child will be taking. AgfaPhoto accompanies all photo lovers from 3 to 103 years old! We will help you choose the best camera for your child. 

    Here are all our tips on how to give your child a camera to capture all the best moments ! 

    Why should you give your child a camera ?

    At a time when smartphones have become an integral part of our everyday lives, children are more sensitised to photography than ever. From a young age, they are used to posing, taking selfies and then checking on the screen to see if the snapshot is satisfactory. The problem with smartphones, however, is that they are devices designed for adults only ! 

    If your child shows a real interest in photography, why not give them their own camera ?

    Framing, zooming, grinding, cutting, daring, printing: a children’s camera offers so many possibilities! In this respect, it is an excellent way to encourage your little one’s creativity. Photography is an art in itself and enables children to train their sense of detail and their powers of observation. 

    It is also a means of developing imagination, as it involves looking for scenes and objects that can be photographed. You will soon realise that the photos taken by your child will help you to better recognise their interests. This is because young children attach great importance to photographing objects, people and places that are important to them. 

    A camera for children also trains their memory ! The photos, which are saved on the camera using an SD card, can be looked at later so that the children remember what they did that day. In the same sense, taking photos allows the little ones to communicate and express their preferences: When looking at the photos, they can recreate emotional memories and explain to their parents what they liked best on holiday, for example. 

    Finally, by owning their own camera, children can also take on responsibility. Even if each camera model is adapted to the age of the child, it is still an object that needs to be looked after. 

    Criteria for choosing the right children’s camera 

    Choosing the best camera for children means first and foremost selecting a camera that is appropriate for their age and needs. It is also about paying attention to the different functions that each camera offers. 

    The age of the child : an essential criterion

    From the age of three, children can start to discover photography with their own camera. At AgfaPhoto, we have decided to develop a children’s range that is accessible from the age of 3. All our children’s models can therefore be used up to the age of around 12.

    Age is an important criterion, as it has an impact on the handling of the camera. It is very important that your child can grasp the camera with their small hands. An object that is too large is too difficult to grip and your child could drop it when using it. 

    The Realikids Cam Mini measures 83x60x58mm and is a compact, ergonomic camera that even the smallest children can easily grasp to take the most beautiful pictures. Some models can also be equipped with a small handle that allows the child to hold and stabilise the camera to frame the scenes. 

    In addition to the ergonomics and dimensions of the camera, accessories such as a neck strap or hand strap are also important.

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