Customer Reviews

Fun Saver One-Time-Use Camera with Flash

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I've used this item from Kodak twice as a last resort. Was disappointed both times. Picture quality was OK outside where flash wasn't needed, but inside the flash usually did not work and even when it did, the results were terrible - dark grainy pictures. Unfortunately these pictures were taken at attractions that we probably will not get to visit again so those 'memories' are forever lost. When I called Kodak about my concerns, they just offered me another replacement of the same camera. A lot of good that would have done me - I declined their offer. Why would I want another piece of junk?

In the digital age its nice that these little disposables are still around so when you send a child to camp you can send these and not worry if the digital camera is going to get lost. Takes great pics just the same, and ordered a photo cd from photo lab and she was able to share online photos that way.

I love these little cameras. They are easy to use. No waiting to focus or no delay of shutter like on digital cameras. I actually get very good quality pictures snapping them off my motorcycle.

What can you say about a camera. Old technology, but a needed product.
Havent used it yet. But delivered on time and in good order.

This disposable camera is on the expensive side, but has all the controls I would need to record mishaps on the road, which is what I purchased it for. Fortunately I haven't had the opportunity to use it.

I used the last 35 mm picture and took it to be developed at Sam's Club. Lady told me they don't sell film any more; you have to buy these disposable thingies. Got a new pup. Want to take pics. Bought the 3 pack. Took a couple pics and the flash went off. Now, no flash. Started the 2nd one in the pack. 27 pics inside? It doesn't flash. I have no idea what I'm getting and the pup is growing. I'm going to look for 35 mm film AND buy a digital. This "Guess what you got after taking 54 pictures" is not the kind of suspense I want.