Old times with Kodak are nostalgic to me. I took photos of whatever I did. It was hard to expect a perfect picture because you couldn't see the screen on the camera, and I went to Walgreens to print them. The results were not always perfect; some were clear and some were not, it all depended on how you did. It's not the same as those days with high-technology cameras, but it was a fun and old-fashioned experience.

This Kodak 35mm One-Time-Use Disposable Camera with Flash comes pre-loaded with Kodak Gold ISO-400 speed film. It features a built-in manual flash, which can be used to light up the scene when more light is required. Lightweight and compact, it is ideal for indoor and outdoor use. Kodak Gold 400 film is ideal for low-lit situations, and produces consistently bright, vibrant colors across a wide range of lighting conditions. It provides accurate skin-tone reproduction for natural-looking "people pictures

Okay, so I got my hands on the Kodak Fun Saver 35mm single-use cam and whoa, it’s legit nostalgia on steroids! No fancy settings, just pure point-and-shoot vibes. Snapped it at a party and the pics came out with this rad vintage feel that screams "throwback masterpiece." Tossed it in my bag, no worries, and bam, party documented. I loved how my pictures turn out. This cam's a must for capturing epic moments!

Okay so we are in the digital age. We rarely need to use a film camera being we have a camera on every cell phone. Last year we were out of town with a girl scout event. With so many girls in and out, I forget my phone. So we stopped at a local drugstore and I grabbed a Kodak single use camera so we could get some pictures of this event. I'm so glad I did. The Kodak was so easy to use the pictures came out amazing. The girls were able to make copies with ease to make pages for their scrapbooking projects. The only down side was once you click it's done meaning you can't go back and fix the shot. However the quality to cost and convenience was hands down great.

I love these cameras! In the past I have used sooo many of these cameras and have tons of pictures of special times for memories. Printed pictures are so fun to go back and look at over the years. My daughter was always given these to take to events, such as Girl Scouts. Now it seems mostly cell phones are used to capture events and fun times. Cell phones are great and convenient, but then pictures get over posed for and sometimes that natural feeling isn’t shown. Most times cell phone pictures don’t get developed and it’s not as memorable to pass around a cell phone as it to pull out a photo album and share with friends and family! Kodak cameras allow you to get the moment of unfiltered picture that you then get to be surprised at after, having the film developed.

I have used this Kodak camera on several occasions. The camera is disposable. it can be submitted into any film developer. Once all the pictures are shot and then the camera is tossed. It’s a cheap alternative to having a digital camera. it’s fun to buy a few and hand them out to the kids during birthdays or special occasions so the kids can take pictures. The only negative is that the picture quality is not as good as a digital camera but that’s to be expected. Highly recommend.

The last time I bought these cameras were for my nephews 4th birthday party. As we planned the party we thought it would be fun to let all the 4 year olds each have a camera so they could take pictures from their point of view. They had so much fun! After the party we gathered them up and dropped them off to be developed. My sister and I were laughing so hard at some of the pictures! Some the heads had been cut off, some we upside down and oh, don’t forget about the tries to take selfies. All in all it was a great time and we shared the pictures with the whole group. As 4 year olds do, they were all laughing and cracking jokes as they went through the pictures. Using these disposable cameras was so easy and gave the kids a different type of birthday game. Definitely ... MoreThe last time I bought these cameras were for my nephews 4th birthday party. As we planned the party we thought it would be fun to let all the 4 year olds each have a camera so they could take pictures from their point of view. They had so much fun! After the party we gathered them up and dropped them off to be developed. My sister and I were laughing so hard at some of the pictures! Some the heads had been cut off, some we upside down and oh, don’t forget about the tries to take selfies. All in all it was a great time and we shared the pictures with the whole group. As 4 year olds do, they were all laughing and cracking jokes as they went through the pictures. Using these disposable cameras was so easy and gave the kids a different type of birthday game. Definitely would use them again.

Film fun

Most of my photos with this camera came out pretty good during a recent trip to Tokyo. My brother bought a Fuji400 ISO disposable during the trip, and he went to a different film developing shop. His photos came out much better than mine. Perhaps the difference in ISO or print shop quality had something to do with it, but for my next disposable film camera I will make it a Fujifilm. I still recommend this camera because it allowed me to take 27 exposures with good colors.

Nice for nostalgia, not so much for quality

I thought I knew what I was getting with a cheap disposable camera but I didn't realize how bad it would be in not so low light situations. Like shaded area under trees? That shouldn't be so bad but this camera+film fails to look good. But anything in proper sunlight is excellent. Photos taken with flash look good ask well in their own way but you have remember that the flash range is not too far.Another thing to note is that this is a very wide lens and it was very easy to get your fingers in shot. It was embarrassing after decades of being hobbyist photographer to have my fingers in shots. :D

Pricey, but fun

The days of good sub-£10 disposable cameras are seemingly gone, but the fun remains. If anything, the enjoyment of using these cameras is more obvious now than in the past, given how modern technology has changed our approach to taking photographs. Sometimes mindlessly.Yes, you could be on holiday and have no idea how the photo will turn out. The 800 speed film is grainy and low contrast. The lens is fixed wide and not exactly stellar. The viewfinder is like a Fisher Price toy.But there is something incredibly nostalgic and authentic about seeing your holiday from an entirely different perspective. The characteristics of the film shift the mood, and there is simply no way of deleting or machine-gunning exposures. Nothing can replicate the feeling of waiting days ... MoreThe days of good sub-£10 disposable cameras are seemingly gone, but the fun remains. If anything, the enjoyment of using these cameras is more obvious now than in the past, given how modern technology has changed our approach to taking photographs. Sometimes mindlessly.Yes, you could be on holiday and have no idea how the photo will turn out. The 800 speed film is grainy and low contrast. The lens is fixed wide and not exactly stellar. The viewfinder is like a Fisher Price toy.But there is something incredibly nostalgic and authentic about seeing your holiday from an entirely different perspective. The characteristics of the film shift the mood, and there is simply no way of deleting or machine-gunning exposures. Nothing can replicate the feeling of waiting days to see your photographs turn out better or worse than you expected, but in all positive ways.So whilst the expense of the camera plus processing does put me off from using it more often than I would like to, it's an oddly nice treat for different occasions. Just keep your expectations in check!