Fuji 35mm QuickSnap Single Use Camera, 400 ASA (FUJ7033661) Category: Single Use Cameras (Discontinued by Manufacturer), 10 Count

We did an 90's themed Halloween/Housewarming party last year. We didn't want people using their phones to capture pictures throughout the night because affordable digital cameras didn't even exist back then. We took the time to take pictures "blindly" and hope that when we got the film developed months later that the pictures captured the night.Well, we scattered these around the apartment and everyone loved snapping photos. Too much actually. All ten cameras were completely used up within the first two hours. So we had to start letting people use their camera phones. A few months (well, 7 months) later we finally decided to find a place to develop these. Not an easy feat in itself these days.Costco was able to develop them and "cheaply" too. $50 later we had about 150 good pictures (and about 120 crappy ones because that's just the name of the game when it comes to film cameras) from our crazy party on a digital CD (we had to cheat a little bit since about 50 people wanted copies).It was great to have "real" pictures from our party and since it took us so long to actually get the film developed, it was truly a way to relive the night again. No instant gratification. No "take it again, I look fat". Just real moments, captured in real time and enjoyed months later.My only regret was only ordering 10 of these. I should have bought at least 50. They were such a huge hit.

any bad photos are due to the photographer. flash will only capture up close things and pics in the dark are tricky. really nice for long range scales (doesnt come out perfectly clear but has a great rough vibe). the best pics I get have a nice 90s/00s feel, which is what I am going for

We got married and threw these around our reception. We had people take pictures of whatever and who ever. It was an awesome idea. But the only problem was the flash. Our fault really. There is a button you have to push up for the flash. There is a red light that shows if the flash is on. Make sure it's on if the lightning is low. Lots of our pics didnt turn out too good. But the ones that had the flash on were great! Fun way of capturing our reception! Fun to see what people took pictures of! Cheaper than a wedding photographer too! Took us all back to the early 90's. I reccomend these to anyone. Make sure to use the flash

The camera's took outstanding pictures! We had a party for my Mom's 94 birthday. We place a camera at each table and asked that someone at each table take pictures of their table guests. The quality of the pictures was great! The biggest problem was having the pictures developed.At Walmart, right on the camera box it says have your pictures developed at Walmart. I noticed this when I was comparing pricing.Well, that was not a good experience. I dropped off the finished camera's at my local Walmart. Two weeks later I still did not hear from them about my pictures. When called their photo department they never answered, So I went there. No one was attending the photo department. I found someone in the layaway department. They couldn't find record of my pictures. She called someone with keys. Lo and behold the cameras were still in the bin to be developed. I spoke to a manager and he just stood there while I had my tyraid! I told him I hoped that my 94 year old mother would get to see her pictures before she died!.(She is doing fine) I then went to Costco, the Upland store does not develop them, but their store in San Dimas does, One hour later I had beautiful prints in my hand!

The reviews for these are for the most part scary, but we wanted them so badly we were willing to take the chance. I have to say we were very pleased with the results on these Fuji's. We hot glued an instructional poem that we found on a wedding site, that was cute and didn't insult the intelligence of our guests. It seems that many followed those instructions - well 3 of the cameras did go home with guests. You can't account for the illiterate among your guests I suppose.Of the 7 cameras that stayed behind: Each camera rendered around 20 - 23 acceptable pictures (per 27) on average. 2 cameras had all 27 exp viewable and only one had just 14. About half of the viewable pics, while viewable, were just too dark to be of real use to us for framing. All of those were all taken at a great distance despite our instructions. A few pics had a dark dot left of center or in the upper right hand corner, almost in the same location on each photo regardless of the camera. That makes us question the developers equipment and not the cameras themselves. All in all we were pleased and the guests had lots of fun with them. Having them developed was tricky. No one does these anymore. We had them developed at sams in one hour for about half of what everyone else charges for sending them out. In short: We have many useable photos from these cameras and the guests had a blast with them! Would do it again. Who knows, maybe the 3 cameras that left with our guests will arrive in the mail someday with pictures of their journey's back home.

I am in love with the quality/style of the pictures these produce! They look so vintage but still good quality/clarity. All of the pictures I took were of people-- I'm not sure these would be great for landscape type pictures. Cameras are easy and fun to use. The only downfall is these cameras are SO expensive to develop. Around me (at Walgreens and at a small private photo shop) the cameras are $15-$19 EACH to develop. Multiply that by 10 cameras.... Still would definitely recommend these for a special occasion/event!

Had these on the tables at our wedding and they gave us some amazing and unexpected shots.

Great fun product

C'est léger et ça marche encore mieux que les anciens jetables. Cool pour un mariage, ou pour laisser ton smartphone chez toi.

Bought them for a party. Photos turned out exactly as we hoped.

Exactly as described. Arrived very fast.