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Kodak Step Instant Print Touch Digital Camera - Black
Kodak Step Instant Print Touch Digital Camera - Black
The Kodak Step Touch makes it fun and easy to snap, print & share. You can choose to print right away or later. You can also capture the moment in high-definition video. Customize your photos with borders, filters and digital stickers. Bluetooth connectivity lets you connect to the Kodak print app for more editing features. print photos in 2x3".
Features:
Bluetooth connectivity
2″ x 3″ sticky-backed prints
3.5″ LCD touchscreen
Records 1080p/720p video with sound
13 MP photos
Photobooth mode
10-second self-timer
Supports microSD cards up to 256 GB
40 prints per charge
Downloadable Kodak Step Prints App
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Product Overview
Kodak Step Instant Print Touch Digital Camera - Black
The Kodak Step Touch makes it fun and easy to snap, print & share. You can choose to print right away or later. You can also capture the moment in high-definition video. Customize your photos with borders, filters and digital stickers. Bluetooth connectivity lets you connect to the Kodak print app for more editing features. print photos in 2x3".
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