A DISPOSABLE CAMERA (Kodak Disposable Cameras)

Member Name: LaineyMc

Product:	Kodak Disposable Cameras
Date:	03/02/06 (1670 review reads)
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Advantages: Convenient and easy to use

Disadvantages: Can be costly

I bought one of these cameras the other week as I was going to a family event and picked up my own camera to find the battery had gone dead and only when I went to change it that I realised it was a special camera battery I needed so off I went to Tesco and couldn’t find an appropriate battery so I opted for a couple of single use cameras to tide me over.

There was lots to choose from but I went for a name I could trust and that was Kodak. They cost me around £6 each but that was all I needed they came complete with flash. Each camera had 27 exposures so that was enough for what I needed.

To be honest there is not much I can tell you about this camera as it is so simple to use just simply point and shoot the only downside I found was that you had to wind on the film yourself rather than it automatically doing it for you.

To activate the flash you just simply press the button on the front for a few seconds until the light comes on and if you don’t use the camera for any length of time it automatically switches off.

Developing is easy just take the camera to your local film developer and hand the whole thing over and they will develop it for you but again there is a downside here the cost of developing can be expensive but if you really check the market you can actually find disposable cameras in which the price includes processing too.

When the pictures were developed I was very pleased with the quality.

Personally I wouldn’t really buy these unless it is an ultimate emergency like I just had as they can prove to be more expensive than you think, but for the odd occasion I think it is a good thing and perhaps i may keep the odd one in the house incase of another emergency lol.

Summary: A great camera to keep for emergencies

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