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Yashica DigiMate 8MP

Yashica DigiMate 8MP

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$89.99at TargetChecked 6 h ago

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Price facts

  • Lowest price today: $89.99 at Target (checked Nov 10, 2026).
  • Checked at 2 stores.
  • Our take on the Yashica DigiMate 8MP

    The Yashica DigiMate is a small, light compact camera built around an 8MP CMOS sensor with a 1/2.5-inch format and an 18x optical zoom lens. It shoots 4K video, has sensor-shift style image stabilization, a built-in flash and a 2.7-inch LCD, and saves to microSD over USB-C. It is aimed at casual shooters and retro-style buyers who want a pocketable zoom camera rather than a phone. Against phones and pricier compacts it trades image quality and low-light performance for reach and simplicity, and it lacks Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and app control, so sharing means pulling the card or using a cable.

    Best forCasual daytime snapshots and travel zoomBuyers who want a cheap retro-looking pocket cameraShooting distant subjects in good lightSimple video clips without a phone
    Pros
    • 18x optical zoom gives real reach a phone cannot match
    • Light at about 3.9 oz and pocketable
    • 4K video capture
    • Image stabilization helps at long zoom
    • USB-C charging and file transfer
    • Built-in flash for dim indoor shots
    Cons
    • Small 1/2.5-inch sensor limits low-light image quality
    • 8MP stills leave little room for cropping
    • No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or app control for sharing
    • No microphone or headphone port for video audio
    • JPEG only, no RAW

    Yashica DigiMate 8MP prices at every store

    • TargetNew

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      $89.99Free shippingChecked 6 h ago
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    • AdoramaNew

      In stock

      $99.99Free shippingChecked 6 h ago
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    Yashica DigiMate 8MP price history

    $89.99$89.99
    Nov 9Nov 10

    Lowest price we've seen: $89.99 on Nov 9 at Target. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.

    Specifications

    Bluetooth
    NoSource
    Max Frames Per Second (FPS)
    120.0Source
    Viewfinder
    LCD/OLEDSource
    Digital Zoom (x)
    18.0Source
    NFC
    NoSource
    GPS
    NoSource
    Image File Format
    JPEGSource
    Video Resolution (max)
    3840x2160 (4K)Source
    Sensor Format
    1/2.5Source
    Weight (oz)
    3.9Source
    Sensor Type
    CMOSSource
    Flash
    Built-InSource
    Image Stabilization
    YesSource
    Microphone Port
    NoSource
    Video File Format
    MP4Source
    Battery Technology
    Li-IonSource
    Display Size (")
    2.7Source
    Wi-Fi
    NoSource
    USB
    YesSource
    USB Type
    USB-CSource
    Color
    Green, Black, BeigeSource
    App Control
    NoSource
    Headphone Port
    NoSource
    ISO Rating (min)
    100.0Source

    Questions and answers

    Is the Yashica DigiMate good for low light?
    Not really. The small 1/2.5-inch sensor and 8MP resolution struggle indoors and at night, so expect noise and soft detail. It works best in daylight.
    Does it have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
    No. There is no wireless connection and no app control. You move photos with a microSD card or a USB-C cable.
    Can it record 4K video?
    Yes, up to 3840x2160 in MP4. There is no microphone or headphone jack, so audio is limited to the built-in mic.
    What memory card does it take?
    It uses microSD cards. There is no built-in storage, so buy a card with the camera.
    Is the 18x zoom optical or digital?
    Both. The lens zooms optically to 18x, and digital zoom extends to 18x more, though digital zoom softens images.
    Does it have a viewfinder?
    No separate viewfinder. You frame shots on the 2.7-inch LCD screen.
    Where is the Yashica DigiMate 8MP cheapest?
    At Target, for $89.99, as of our latest check.
    Where can I buy the Yashica DigiMate 8MP?
    2 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Adorama.

    Stores we've priced the Yashica DigiMate 8MP at

    • Adorama deals and prices
    • Target deals and prices