Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 Disposable 35mm Camera (Pack of 2)

So easy to use. I gifted them for Christmas one year and my whole family used them on our redwoods trip. The pictures turned out so well

Love these disposable cameras, they work great and are really fun to bring places! I reserved a camera for summer and took photos all summer long, and at the end I had a bunch of physical memories! Definitely recommend!

Great price for quality product, will be repurchasing.

Stepping out of the digital age and into the nostalgic embrace of the Fujifilm QuickSnap, I was taken on a delightful journey back in time! This disposable camera captures moments with a raw authenticity that's often missing in today's pixel-perfect world. From its easy-to-use design to the vibrant colors it produces, the QuickSnap is a testament to the simple joys of photography. It reminds us of the thrill of waiting to develop photos, the mystery of not knowing how they'd turn out, and the pure magic of tangible memories in hand. In an era dominated by instant filters and editing apps, the QuickSnap offers a refreshing break. A must-have for retro enthusiasts and modern adventurers alike! 🎞️🌈📷

We took these cameras on our trip because we were not allowed to take our phones. They worked well and the pictures that were developed are great. They are a good quality and I was so glad I could find these on Amazon.

It seems that everyone has a relatively capable camera in their possession at all times. Gone are the days where pictures are for occasions, but there are some exceptions. You go to a concert that doesn't allow smartphones. Your non-cell phone carrying kid goes on a field trip, you go on a long trip in the Moab and don't bother with your phone. They may be rare, but occasions like this can call for a non-digital, non-SLR camera that you won't worry about getting damaged or destroyed.... welcome, Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 Disposable 35mm Camera (Pack of 2)!As you may have guessed, nothing has really changed in the disposable 35mm camera game. Really, the only two features that you could contemplate in the past were: 1.) a waterproof housing (this doesn't have one), and 2.) a flash (this has one). So... about the flash - it's horrible. That's somewhat mitigated by the 400 ISO film. The 400 speed film helps to overcome the tiny optics (and the resulting sky-high f-stop), and challenging lighting conditions. A side effect of 400 ISO film is visible film grain in some of your pictures. This is a previously undesirable characteristic, but probably lends an analog "charm" to your photos.I've not shot on Fuji Superia X-TRA film before, but it's a fairly basic, consumer formulation. It's safe to say that the film is better than the optics and the light management. The photos from the QuickSnap were perfectly fine. I got developing from a drugstore minilab. Looking at the negatives it was evident that a couple of the photos were not metered properly, but it was not as obvious in the print. You see, the minilab operator made the brightness/contrast adjustment, and there was just enough dynamic headroom in the negative to pull out a passable (if not great) picture.As far as the camera, it functioned properly. I didn't have any issues with the shutter, the film advance, or the flash. If you have need of a disposable camera, this is a good choice. Conditionally recommended

I like using the cameras like this to get that nostaglic hard copy of my precious memories. The photos are good quality once developed. Works well in the dark if you use flash.

Loved these cameras and had no issues! I only had maybe 3-4 pictures not come out, but it could have been the lighting. Highly recommend!