KODAK Printomatic Digital Instant Camera

Easy to use, print quality was awesome, small fit & has everything you need to start off. Memories being made

Something that the marketing does not inform you of is even though a picture can be printed and saved to a micro SD, you are completely unable to print an already saved image. The main purpose I bought this camera for was to take pictures with another person, and then being able to share two physical copies of the photo.

The print speed isn’t the fastest, and the image quality isn’t particularly good, but considering I bought this for the novelty of handing out photos, I wasn’t really bothered by those factors. You’re definitely better off getting an instant printer compatible with your phone, and using that instead. The picture quality will be better, you can actually print multiples of the same photo, and you can just print a saved image.

This is a toy camera marketed as a real camera, do not purchase for anything you actually want pictures of, and instead gift it to a child who will waste the five shots that come in the box on pictures of grass, and then spend too much money on Zink refills for the child.

The camera is nice for how it looks. It doesn’t come with a charger so when you open it, it is dead and needs to be charged or else it doesn’t work. It does charge pretty fast. When taking pictures it does take about 1-2 minutes for your picture to start printing, it isn’t a right away thing. The pictures can also have lines through them like the ink is dragging through. The pictures can be blurry and not the best quality. But it works and it’s nice if you aren’t looking for HD quality. I do like it for scrap booking! It’s perfect for that since the pictures don’t fade and they have a peel off back so you can stick it directly to the page.

Love this camera! It’s very easy to use. It doesn’t come charged, so if you’re having trouble with it, plug it in (hold the power button to turn it on). There are three lights on the bottom left: battery, printing, and SD card. If the battery is white, it’s fine to use, if printing is white, it’s printing, and if SD card is red there’s no micro SD (white means there is). The pictures it takes are super cute and very fun, but don’t buy this if you’re expecting iPhone or other camera quality pictures. They’re different than polaroid prints, but are very similar quality to cameras from the early 2000s/2010s or so. You can see everything but it’s not going to be super vivid and the color will be a little off. Also, try to take pictures in light, but as you can see in the last photo, the camera won’t always adjust to super bright light like another camera would.
I bought this as the used (like new description) and it was in perfect condition. The box had a slight mark but had never been opened. This product comes with 10 sheets of paper, but if you’re looking to buy more, amazon has HP Zink 2×3 sticky back paper that is cheaper than the Kodak brand of the same exact thing, and works just as well. Really no difference, just a few dollars more.
Last thing: in the instruction manual it comes with, the black and white vs color switch instructions seem to be slightly wrong. If you can see the three colorful dots, your photo will come out in color. If the dots are grey and black, it’ll be black and white. The manual seemed to reverse this, so I figured I’d mention it. 🙂

It’s just as described. Perfect color and compact size which is great for traveling or putting in your purse. The quality of the pictures are not perfect, definitely could be better but for the price it’s not bad if you don’t mind smaller size pics that are ok quality

La compre hace tiempo y la he llevado a cada viaje, las fotos que saca no son en la mejor calidad y hay que procurar tomar las fotos con buena luz y todo eso. Pero la verdad creo que vale la pena porque me gusta la validad tipo vintage que dan.
El papel de las fotos tiene un pegamento y se pueden pegar en cualquier albúm, me encantó.