Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 Disposable 35mm Camera

Glad to be able to get these at Amazon, as they have about disappeared from stores (or cost more) - of course, finding a place to develop pictures from an actual roll of film is now hard to do. Stupid, Stupid. My generation (pushing 80) still likes real paper pictures to look at & pass down. Generations after me are going to be sorry they thought pictures were saved on clouds and airwaves, or whatever. They will figure it out someday in the future when they have nothing to show what Grandma/Grandpa looked like, or what they themselves looked like as babies. Maybe. as I suspect, they don't care. Meanwhile, we can still take easy pictures with the easy invention to do it for a while longer. And this is surely the easiest.

I bought this for my 9 year old daughter to take on a field trip that I wasn't able to go along for. It was a great way for her to be able to share her trip with me, without me having to worry about her losing or breaking a more expensive camera. Now, of course, being an $8-9 camera, these do not produce high quality photos. But they are good enough for instances like mine. We dropped the camera off at Walgreens to be developed. They had to mail it out, since they don't develop these in store. It was supposed to take 7 days, but ended up taking 10. Not a big deal. We ordered one print of every picture and it cost about $14. They also gave us a CD with the photos on it, since they no longer give you the brown negatives.

My wife researched and bought this for my son on his final day of school and it did it's job wonderfully. Obviously this is no DSLR so please don't expect high resolution pics. With a capacity for 27 pics this little man packs quite the punch. You can bring the film to any local one hour photo store and have them developed. It works.

I basically keep it in my car just in case I had an accident. You may argue that we can use cellphone or digital camera instead. But you know, digital photos can be photoshopped, and it will not be considered as an evidence in the court. It is always nice to keep this cheap camera in your car, just in case someone hit you and they deny their fault later.

Great product, but extremely expensive to get the photos off of it. It was $15 to get hard copies of the photos and took Walgreens 10 business days to process.

We decided to have a few cameras available for relatives to take pictures of our fathers 100th birthday. They came out terrible and were expensive to develop. Whata wasteof money.

I throw one of these little cameras in all birthday gift bags I give... always an extra surprise :)

Since I don't take pictures very often I just need a disposable camera for certain events, that's why the disposable camera do well for me. I thank you for still having them, they do come in handy..

Received today (13/1/2020) and the cameras already expired since o8/2014! dont buy and waste your money and time. also ordered it as 2 cameras per pack as mentioned in the description, but received only one!! clear wrong information

I was only sent one camera despite the listing stating a pack of 2. The camera that I was sent had expired in 2014. Bit of a joke really.

Best disposable camera, just sucks that there’s rarely any places to get these pictures developed!

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