Fuji Film Quicksnap Flash Disposable Camera 400 Iso, 6 Pack, 35mm 27 Exp,with Balveli Coth, Fuji Film Disposable Camera Bulk, 6 Pack of Fuji Disposable Cameras.

I wish I could buy 100 of them! I keep buying them because the pictures are stunning!! I bought a bunch for my wedding guests and the pictures turned out to be beautiful and fun, with that vintage effect. It was really easy to use, we used them during the night with the flash and all the pictures turned out very nice. I recommend finding a professional shop to reveal and scan them.

Great buy! All cameras worked perfectly! Affordable compared to buying at a physical store.

got these for my wedding and they worked out perfectly!!!

We bought 6 packs of these cameras for our Bach trips and our wedding. They were so fun for our guests and for us! We got all of our pictures back and put them in an album. Worth every penny! Not all pictures developed well, but that may have been human error from the kids that used them.

I sent these with my daughter to hand out to friends at prom. They had a great time taking pictures and I was able to easily have the film developed at my local film store. The pictures turned out great (given the right conditions). It's still a point ant shoot camera with a very low power flash...so you can't expect too much. They're super simple to use, just point and click. There's a slide switch to turn on the flash, and it's only viable from about 4 feet to 10 feet. Anything closer and the subject is blown out and out of focus, anything further (in dark conditions) and you can only really see the red-eye reflections.Still a very fun novelty item to have at weddings, proms, parties, picnics etc.Get them when they're on a discount though...they're pretty expensive plus the cost of developing.

I used to carry these around with me in the late 80s and early 90s because I loved to take pictures. Disposable 35mm cameras were popular and every moment was a “Kodak” moment (you know what that means if you were grown back then). Anyway, a few weeks ago, I was looking at some old developed film and was telling my daughters how I used to be able to pick up my pictures in about an hour which was super fast. We were getting prints made off of our cell phones. I asked the lady behind the counter how long it would take to develop 35mm film nowadays and she mentioned about a week. That’s when I decided I would get a few disposable cameras. The following week, these showed up as a suggestion on Amazon and I grabbed them quickly. I gave one to each of my kids (grown ups too) and they can’t believe how different it is to use this and not know what the pictures look like before spending money to get them developed 😂 I got mine back and yea, a few are not as clear as I’d like but I have some really great shots. Funny but My son did well with his but both of my daughters don’t have as good an eye for these things. I’ll buy more because I like the pictures that came out. I love the nostalgia of waiting for the prints and I got a really good picture of the moon which I still haven’t don’t on my iPhone pro max! These are a great value!

I got these for our trip to Mexico and gave everyone a camera. The cameras are the same quality you remember from the 90s and 2000s. The picture came our looking like they were from a long time ago, and it was honestly fun having a film limitation. The cameras worked perfectly, the flash was bright and charged. These were a lot of fun to have while we were out and about. I think having physical pictures of our trip was worth the money required to have the film developed and in the grand scheme of a vacation, these aren't that pricey.

These cameras are a great deal. I saw these at the store recently for $25 per camera. These are the same Fuji disposable cameras that I used to buy as a kid. If they are still as reliable as before I’m sure the pics will come out great.