The
Tello has a 5MP camera, pretty good one. However you need to keep in mind that because the
Tello doesn't use an SD card to store the photos/videos, it's dependent on your phone for storage and, in the case of videos, also dependent on a good connection between your phone and the drone. That means if
Tello is recording video and there are glitches in the video feed,
those glitches will be recorded as well.
That being said, I view the phone storage thing as an advantage - it's one less step you have to go through to view your photos. Plus if you use Google Photos you can have the
Tello folders synced and voilá, they'll be backed up in Google Photos as well.
As for the beginner drone question:

the fact that it uses IR cameras to calculate its position it means it's super stable. Very good for someone that needs to think like 5secs before giving a command (like me haha)

the app has cool features that are super fun, such as the 8D flips and the record video as it's backing away from you

screen buttons can be non-intuitive at times, would prefer to use a physical controller

when flying indoors, the collision detection feature - it shuts down when colliding with obstacles - can be very unforgiving for someone who's learning and will potentially bump into walls very often.
Overall, I'm very happy with my
Tello, I recommend it
