Fuji Superia QuickSnap 27 Exposure Disposable Camera

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This camera is a fan favorite, as the pre-loaded ISO400 Fujifilm 35mm roll film gives a suitably antique film look that will please any photography nostalgic. Cons: Fixed-focus wide angle lens - not necessarily a con, but might not be what you want from your photos. The number of photos you can take with a disposable camera varies by brand and model, but most disposable cameras have around 27 exposures.

Alternatively, you can use this small fixed aperture and single fixed shutter speed camera in mainly in bright light outdoors.Pros: Protective shell means it's more drop-proof for kids wanting to have a go and, likewise, provides an extra barrier to prevent liquid damage from spills and rain.

Why we love it: It might be simple use, but it's not actually single use as this slightly more expensive analog camera can be recharged with other 35mm films when you're done with it - how fab! Why we love it: A new one for Urban Outfitters in 2023, the Yashica shoots its photos as if they've already been put through the VSCO app to look straight out of an 80s LA-based movie. For example, do you need a disposable camera that's suitable for both indoors and out – or are you going to be using it in sunny sunny Croatia?This camera allows you to replace the film, and the battery, making it possible to re-use; and the next time you can use any 35mm you wish. As far as quality is concerned; I don’t think the FujiFilm QuickSnap is any better or worse than the Kodak HD power flash Funsaver, the only real difference is the flash button. Why we love it: With a plastic case to keep all your films safe, a waterproof disposable camera is hard to come by - the fan-favourite Kodak Sport model sold out everywhere last year - so grab it while you can.