Fuji Quicksnap

Newest Review: ... sporrans are very disposable camera friendly unless you have got a hip flask in there of course...). I went for the Fujifilm ... more

... single camera, as it was cheaper (ATS 149) than the equivalent Kodak single use camera (ATS 199). For that, I got a 27 exposure camera, with in built flash, with an 800 ASA Superia film. For shooting indoors the flash was of course necessary and the flash, charged using a button on the front, takes about 4 secs to charge. The button on the front could be pulled out to activate the flash automatically ? so that meant not having to set it between photos. Thereafter it is a question of point and click, and then wind on...more

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	Fuji QuickSnap Flash Disposable Camera you will receive only One Camera. Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40	£ 6.99
	Fujifilm Quicksnap Super 800 135-27 CN Disp+ Film Fuji 27 Exp Single Use Camera? Fuji single use camera? high quali ... Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40	£ 2.80	Free! within 24 hours

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Fuji Quicksnap: The accessory for nights of drunken hijinx (621 words)
by - written on 03/12/01 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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Fujifilm single use camera Although I do own several cameras, from an SLR with a selection of lenses and filters thru to a point and click, with a digital camera on the wish-list in the near future, I still tend to use disposable cameras quite often. Now admittedly, they are not the cheapest way of doing things, often costing around the £7 mark, and that of course does not include developing and processing costs. I recently went to a ceilidh (renowned for a good galumphing session) and wanted to take a camera with me, but didn't have a camera small enough to fit into a trouser pocket that wouldn't give me an unsightly bulge (is that a camera in ... Read the complete review