Fisher-Price Kid Tough V2751/V2752 Camera Drivers and Digital Studio

30th Jun 2012 07:01pm

Fisher-Price Kid Tough V2751/V2752 Camera Drivers and Digital Studio

My little Brother has a Fisher-Price Kid Tough V2751/V2752 Camera, which is basically a small digital camera designed for kids. It's bulky, but perfect for children - with kid friendly buttons too. The resolution of the images that the camera takes are 640*480 and saved as JPG files, so can be edited on a computer with any image editing software. The camera has a built-in storage capacity of 128MB - enough for approximately 1,080 pictures, which is more than enough for any child!

Now to transfer images to your computer from the camera does require you to have the Fisher-Price Kid Tough V2751/V2752 Camera Drivers, which - considering the product was discontinued last year (2011) are a bit of a bugger to find, as my little Brother wanted me to put the pictures on his camera onto his laptop. So - as anyone would do, I headed to Google and searched for the drivers, only to be presented with loads of results that are full of people asking for them and not getting much success with it. Sooo I am happy to announce that I have a copy of the digital studio software, which contains the drivers which I have uploaded to dalehay.me and are available for you to download (free of charge obviously!).

Once you have installed the software, you will need to use a USB cable (not sure if they supply you with one when you purchase the product). To connect it, first open the battery flap on the bottom of the camera then you will see a small USB slot, simply plug the USB cable into that, then into your computer and hey presto, you should find a new drive open when you click on "My Computer" (or Start -> My Computer). Go into this new drive (might be E: depending on what hardware you already have installed/connected) and your images will be located in a folder titled either 100IMAGE, DCIM or DSC_FATDISK.

System Requirements
Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (Does *NOT* work on Mac)
Hard Drive Space: 150MB (Available)
USB Port: 1.1 (or higher - most older/cheaper laptops are all 2.0)

» Download Fisher-Price Kid Tough V2751/V2752 Camera Drivers and Digital Studio (105.7MB)

Note: This software is property of Fisher-Price, which is a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. No harm is intended by myself ("Dale Hay") hosting and distributing this application on my own website free of charge (as is the application when available from Mattel's website). For DMCA takedown request, please contact me.

Tags: fisher price, kid tough, v2751, v2752, camera, drivers, mattel inc, free download, for children

Comments

30th Jun 2012 20:08

hello dale hay good website

By rj

30th Jun 2012 20:11

Hey RJ, thank you bro!

By Dale Hay

30th Jun 2012 20:17

thats alls right bro

By rj

2nd Jul 2012 11:43

are you sure is NOT working with mac os x?
I've seen on several website that is seen as external disk from Mac OS (10.4 or above)

By matteo

2nd Jul 2012 14:45

Hey matteo,

I haven't tried this on a Mac as I'm just fully 100% PC, but as far as I know this only works on PC's. If someone on a Mac wishes to test it and see if it works, then I don't mind updating the system requirements. :)

By Dale Hay

25th Jul 2012 20:10

Error reading setup initialization file

By Michelle

22nd Mar 2013 21:20

What size batteries go in this? we lost the battery pack that goes in this and im trying to find replacement

By marcie

13th Dec 2015 18:36

Thanks to you !

By Goldored

23rd Dec 2015 20:53

Hi can you please tell me what battery is needed for this camera and where I can get one from
Thank you

By Diane Hulme

28th Feb 2016 22:45

Michelle
Please redownload the drivers file, right-click it and choose "Run As Administrator" - this will stop any installation problems.

marcie
I've hunted through many boxes to try and find the camera again, and our camera uses normal AA batteries.

Goldored
Happy to help! :)

Diane Hulme
The batteries that this camera use are the normal AA batteries, as for where you can get one of these cameras from, I'd say - as most places no longer sell them - have a look on either eBay, Craigslist or Gumtree.

By Dale Hay

1st Sep 2016 08:45

Awesome, my daughter loves her camera and now we can upload her holiday snaps...

By jaguargod2000

2nd Feb 2017 22:49

I managed to get one of these 2nd hand for £2, but when I went to open up to put batteries it doesn't take AA or AAA batteries, what other batteries can it take? It looks like it's a really old model

By mary

9th Feb 2017 16:28

Has anyone been able to get Windows 10 to recognize their camera? I can't, with or without the software, and I have tried everything I could find on getting Windows 10 to recognize a USB. Any help would be greatly appreciated, so thanks in advance!

By R

24th May 2017 02:30

HI, I CAN´T DOWNLOAD PICTURES SINCE CAmera, DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE BUT EVEN THAT, I CAN´T.

HOW CAN I DO IT??

By ana mendoza

25th May 2017 11:01

After installing the software, did you reboot your computer? It usually helps to do so when you're installing new drivers.

Once you've rebooted (restarted) your computer/laptop, you should then be able to plug the camera in via a USB cable, then you should be able to access the images by clicking on 'My Computer' (in your 'Start' menu), and there should be a camera option. :)

By Dale Hay

16th Jul 2017 19:32

Thank you so much for the software. My daughter got this camera from a GoodWill store and has been taking great pictures that she wants to keep. Her birthday is today; you've given her an awesome gift.