What are "blind boxes" ?
This is Kodak's answer: Feeding the novelty beast ! This reviewer just doesn't get it: https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/kodak-charmera-review-retro-keychain-camera It's really not a question of a sharp, high quality image, the quality is more painterly. I doubt that reviewer would hang a Bob Ross or William Alexander painting on the wall either :) The weird thing is that Charmera isn't really a Kodak, it's just Kodak badged with that Kodak yellow packaging we all know: https://www.kodak.com/en/consumer/product/cameras/digital/charmera-keychain-digital-camera/ I won't be buying a Charmera. I've already got one of these that I never use: The real virtue of a camera like the Charmera is being able to tote something all the time, ready to shoot and not worry about losing it or breaking it. Most people have phones now but they can be so awkward to use, especially outside. Best Regards, Chuck, WB9KZY http://wb9kzy.com/ham.htm