I was excited to see that Bratz finally came out with an articulated doll, but to my disappointment, her knees are not articulated. I thought she would be fully poseable, but only her upper body is articulated. I do like her poseable wrists and arms, so she's a step in the right direction.

As for the camera, it is a 35mm basic camera. I could've done without it. :)

We purchased this for the doll and the camera was going to be like a cool bonus. It was not operational, for which I was grateful. I did not want to pay for photo processing on some crappy pictures. So I let my child use our digital camera for a while and she was satisfied. One of her arms fell off but it was easily snapped back on. The packaging was a nightmare to open. My child still loves the doll a month after she got it.

This doll is very cute but the hair and the out fit is a problem. As my 4 year old daughter cumbs the hair it keep falling off the doll head and the sparkles from the dress is every where.
The doll comes with a real working camera, however the camera never work.

MGA has just produced the best jointed American fashion doll I've seen yet. The arms are hinge-jointed at the elbows AND the wrists, with an additional joint in the upper arm allowing the lower arm to rotate. (If you're familiar with Japanese dolls, they're a lot like Obitsu arms.) There is also a joint at the waist, allowing it to move side to side. If only they would have added a better joint in the knees, this body would have been perfect!

The hands on this doll are a little larger than a normal Bratz doll, and are held in a curved pose rather than a flat one.

The gloves and coat are cute, but the dress is made of incredibly stiff material and sheds glitter EVERYWHERE.

The camera is plastic and the flash is non-functional. There's no indication about what speed film to use, either. Don't expect anything spectacular from it. You probably weren't, anyway. :)

Regardless of my dress and camera complaints, I bought this product for the doll, and I am extremely happy with her. I don't know what America's problem with making poseable fashion dolls is, but MGA has just proven that they CAN make a nice one. Now if only they'll use this body for more of their dolls...