I wanted to take loads of photos during the summer when i went on a camping trip with the girl guides. I mainly intended to take photos of the scenery and the camp to show my children and husband. I do have a lovely little digital camera but couldn't risk taking it incase it got lost, or wet when raining so i decided to buy a one use disposable camera. I have used disposable cameras before and found a few to be useless and photos not turning out however after spotting the Kodak sport single use camera i decided to try the brand out after all it was more expensive, a good brand and waterproof. Kodak sports single use camera cost £8.99 from the Kodak store ...  Read the complete review

==Kodak Sport Single Use Camera== Living on an island means that we get to spend far more time down the beach than the majority of other English people and I absolutely love it as does little Jack. The water maybe freezing more or less all the time but we still venture in and have a good go at swimming and splashing around. The Kodak Sport Single Use Camera is ideal if you don't fancy taking your all singing all dancing digital camera to the beach as this one offers a great protection against the elements including water and can even take shots under the sea! We picked up this camera from Boots for around £5 but it was on a 3 for 2 offer ...  Read the complete review

Our last holiday was to Egypt. We are both keen snorkellers but I always get the job of taking the photos as my wife doesn't venture too far from the boat or the end of the jetty. For the last couple of beach holidays we have bought a couple of waterproof cameras prior to departure. This year we forgot and we were at the airport before I remembered I had forgotten. I wasn't prepared to pay airport shop prices so we left it until we were in resort before venturing out to one of the local shops to see what we could find. Now anyone who has been to the Red Sea coast will know that all the shop owners stand outside their shops and beckon you inside with ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought one of these on holiday in Egypt. I meant to buy one in the UK before i left but as one of the key attractions of Sharm el Sheikh is the snorkelling these were readily available, for a premium i might add - i payed the equivalent of £12 for this camera - it is available in the UK for between £7-£9. What is it? Quite simply its a Kodak single use/disposable camera inside a thick plastic case. It will take 27 photos, there is a small photo counter on the top of the camera which tells you how many shots you have left. Being a single use camera it uses 35mm film which has to be wound on using a pretty large and sturdy switch to turn on the ...  Read the complete review

I think I have only written a couple of photography reviews and both of them have been about disposable cameras! It just goes to show that I love the concept of film cameras and the element of surprise behind the whole development process. The Kodak Sport Single Use Camera is priced at £6.40 currently on Amazon.co.uk and I find this to be reasonable. Offering just 27 exposures I were a little underwhelmed at first, but that is the standard number of exposures expected with these types of camera. Unfortunately this camera also doesn't have a flash, but the joys of disposable cameras are the unpredictability and this one has that by the bucketload! Taking a ...  Read the complete review