Kodak Funsaver One Time Use Film Camera (2-pack)

I love the old Kodak cameras, but they just aren’t practical anymore, there’s a reason technology has advanced. These cameras are easy to wind and click but here’s some downsides: -The viewfinder isn’t as accurate as digital (your thumb will get in the way without you noticing) -If you move, so will the picture (blurry photos) -The cost (If you use both of these cameras and fill up each roll, if you don’t have your own darkroom and you go to, say, CVS or Walgreens, printing will end up costing another $30+) -Don’t shoot at night (Even if it’s moonlit or you have street lights, I promise this camera will not catch any after-dark activity. Even low-light rooms indoors may not catch anything). But, there are benefits: -Oldschool grain -Click & go to enjoy the moment you’re trying to capture instead of waisting time trying to take a good staged photo -Multi-pack makes a fun, nostalgic date idea -Teaching newer generations how film and point-and-shoot cameras work I say, if the downsides don’t worry you, go ahead and buy this! It can be fun!

These are my favorite disposable cameras! The photos always come out great. The flash is strong. I love the colors and tones of the film. Very bold. Easy to use and travel with, lightweight!

These disposables have earned a reputation for being great for weddings, parties, and nights out, but I’ve particularly enjoyed bringing these on vacations and travels to capture snapshots that have more “feeling” than the sterilized, technically ideal photos off my iPhone or mirrorless DSLR. They also have the benefit of being inexpensive. You don’t have to worry about them being stolen or broken. The little plastic lens gives *just enough* distortion toward the edges without spoiling the effect and the ISO 800 film provides rich colors and a pleasing amount of grain. I’ve gotten the best results on overcast days, shaded scenes, and during golden hour, and mostly always shooting with the flash on. In broad daylight or bright scenes (I.e. by the pool, on a beach, on a boat) the film tends to overexpose and wash out a bit (it’s ISO 800 and 1/100s shutter after all). Right after sunset you really need to be close up to the subject to get a good exposure. At night, on the street (in New York City, for example) you need to use flash or you’ll be very underexposed. Inside at a party, dimly lit bar or restaurant, this camera takes great photos with flash, so long as your subjects are 6 feet or less from the camera. If you enjoy the 1990s film aesthetic and want to bring this to a party or night out, I highly recommend it. I also highly recommend bringing one on vacation to take some memorable shots to compliment your phone and “nice camera”.

Perfect gift for you millennial friend!

First time using a disposable camera and it was alright! I Only liked a couple of the photos I took but that’s mostly bc I didn’t like the placement of the camera which was totally my fault. It’s expensive considering you have to develop the film too but it was definitely fun. Note: I took it on a trip and had no idea you’re not supposed to let film go through the x-ray machine during tsa search……it only went through the machine once but they still came out good.

Perfecto. Tal cual la foto.

Me encanta.

Excelente

Para ser una cámara desechable da buenas fotos. Solo no ocupar en luz directa porque las fotos salen quemadas, y en cualquier interior ocupar flash. Pero para luz natural indirecta o noche con flash salen bonitas.

Who knew a little plastic camera could bring so much joy? Using disposable cameras recently was like hopping in a time machine straight back to the ’90s — and it was so much fun! No instant previews, no filters, no pressure — just point, click, and hope for the best. And that’s exactly what made it so special. There’s something magical about snapping away without overthinking, then waiting to see how the photos turn out. It brought back the excitement of dropping off film and flipping through prints with friends, laughing at the surprises and candid moments we totally forgot about. Whether you’re at a wedding, road-tripping with friends, or just capturing everyday moments, disposable cameras add a nostalgic charm that phones just can’t replicate. Grainy? Sure. Perfectly framed? Rarely. But the memories? Absolutely priceless. If you’re looking for a fun, low-tech way to capture good times — grab a few disposable cameras. You won’t regret it. Total blast from the past!

Me encantó el resultado de todas las fotos, le da ese toque vintage y de nostalgia

I bought them for the holiday and had a lot of fun taking pictures. Easy and fun to use!

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