Kodak Funsaver Disposable Camera with flash

...Well, I think with Kodak it’s the luck of the draw. Some are made well, and some aren’t. Which makes it the wrong camera for a memorable time, e.g. Wedding, Christening. Sometimes they turn out great, but other times they turn out shit. I thought, maybe that it would turn out to be cheaper. Sometimes the price varies from £3,99 to £4,99, and I pay £5,95 for developing. So, that, I thought would be cheaper in the long run. But, I’ve ...
...Leave it, and buy a cheap ‘en from Argos. You can get some for about £9,00 there, and in the long run it will be cheaper than getting this each time! Kodak disposable camera – varies from £3,99 - £5,99 in different shops. Written By: Matt Roberts. ...

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...out there). Why a Kodak single use camera As is usually the case in the photographic market the branded products tend to give better results than some of the unbranded or lesser known brands of single use camera.You also find that some of the really cheap single use camera's are actually recycled case's that may have been used at least once and have just been resealed and loaded with sub-standard film that gives really poor results.The build quality ...
...loaded into the product is kodak branded film which to be fair is one of the best performers on the market. Ease of use- The kodak is very easy to use with full instructions printed on the back of the unit just in case you forget at some point.You have a shutter button on top of the camera which you just press to take the picture(this is positioned more or less in the same place on most camera's both digital and throw-away),a fash button on the ...

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I believe that the people who use disposable cameras fall into 2 catagories, people who don't take many photos and people who only take them at times when a nice camera would get broken. I definately fall into the second group. If you looked at my photo album, office wall, and walls at home you would see the same 15 or 20 grinning faces nicely spead out across a variety of locations across the world. The only thing which seems to change are the ...
...conned into posing with us. I want my photos to be of my best times, and my best times are the nights out with my friends. Because of this I have owned a 'good' camera. I know that it would be either left in the first bar we visited or soaked by a spilt pint of lager (double disaster). Instead I opt for the disposables. In the long run this turns out to be a little more expensive but less heart ache when you remember the next morning that it's still ...

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I recently went to a friends wedding and was surprised to see that she had bought Disposable cameras for all the guests at the wedding. Usually when you get married half of your guests will bring a camera and you may see the results, you may not. This way everyone took pictures of their view of the wedding and reception and the bride and groom had a fantastic record of things that they might have missed. We were also ramaze at the results. When ...

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Disposable cameras used to be crap. Really bad. For your £8.99 you'd wind up with not much more than a handful of grainy shots, filled with all the classic photography mistakes - red eye, focussing problems and completely the wrong light. As for flashes, we could only dream. These days, it's all very different. Being the kind of person who tends to lose absolutely everything, cameras being a speciality, I long since gave up trying to have a proper ...
...the best I've found. Okay, so they don't look quite as cool as others on the market (try the Boots ones, if you want mini-i-macs style cameras which come in a range of colours so you can co-ordinate with your party frock) but boy do they do the business. I've just got yet another set back, all night shots, and they are fantastic. They look like they've been taken with a quality camera, not just a non-disposable one. The flash shots are ace, everything's ...

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This cameras are brilliant for the children, if they go on an outing with friends and they want to take a camera you are not worried about them damaging an expensive one. The camera is easy to use and very compact so you are not carrying a big bulky item around with you. The picture quality is excellent but you have to make sure that you are not too far away from the items that you are photographing, obviously you don't get a zoom lense on a camera ...

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...my digital camera (surprisingly a Kodak too). *EASE OF USE Well, there's not many buttons on it: Flash, and "take the pic" button... So it is pretty easy. The flash doesn't need 3 hours to warm up. Theses cameras are also pretty strong (I dropped them several times, and I always got pictures) *SIZE These cameras are quite small, which is good when you go to a gig, wants to hide the camera... :) *PICTURE QUALITY It is pretty good when taken ...
...can also get a couple of pictures which are not greatly focused (if you take pictures with several depths). By night, you have to be pretty close to your target if you want a clear and light picture. For the gigs, it is OK but don't be too far from the stage... I still buy them when I go to a gig, because I don't want to have my digital camera for that. *PRICE Varies according to the shops, but it is fairly reasonable. *CONCLUSION I think these ...

monsieur.Joda 05.11.2003 · Read full review
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...individual camera I can see no possible reason why it's not worth the money. nb i have seen some of the cheaper versions of the disposable cameras and they do have inferior flash and picture quality and in some cases inferior build quality to the Kodak model. ...

gregys 10.11.2003 · Read full review
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i choose this product as it was recommeded to me by a lot of my friends and family. i feel that it was very good for going to a party as i didnt want to destroy my good camera i didnt have to worry every five mins to see where it was or if it was going to be destroyed i feel that it was well worth the money and i will definately use them again even for my holidays and other events which i feel are important to capture on camera ...

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The price of this camera depending on where you buy it is perfect for those times in which you really don't want to bring your own camera. A special field trip with the school. It will not take good pictures from far away but if you are up close you will have a good picture. You are also able to let the children take pictures. It is a good thing to give to children in casse they misplace the camera nothing is lost but the days worth of film. It is ...

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