QuickSnap Flash 400 One-Time-Use Camera

Amazing, by the way if you live in LA go to Sammy’s camera to get it developed

I'm now obsessed with disposable cameras after trying the fujifilm. Instructions are easy to follow. I usually submit my camera to a local Walgreens and the prints come out beautifully, with that nostalgic quality. I buy a new set everytime I go on vacation bc this is now my favorite way to capture memories. Definitely a great gift and well worth the price!

My 10 year old can use it. It takes decent good pictures compared to many digital cameras, especially phone cams. The lens may not be great by they are much bigger. Film is way better than CMOS. This cam even have a flash light when many phone do not. My other kid lost a digital cam so I'm not giving him any cam to science camp (not day camp). This is perfect and performs as stated. The cons. There is no video. (Yeah, I know I'm off topic.) Some video cams are cheap so you don't lose much money after a few uses and then lost it. The photos will be crappy in comparison but life is full of compromises. Nostalgia is good but Target don't do this anymore. Walgreen still does. The other problem is that you have to develop the whole film. My 10 year old mostly took blanks and the like. To Walgreen's credit they only "develop" decent shoots. Maybe I have half of the 27 films or even less. In the "good old days" some developers charge the full price of 27 pictures no matter what. Some charge a flat rate no matter what. Actually I don't know how Walgreen charges.

I purchased a couple of these last yr and again this year for our annual vacation. I know phone cameras work just as well, but if you want to print those photos, the quality never looks the same as when you use a true camera. So, hence - I buy these. Price is okay, picture quality is very nice.

I get these when I go on a trip and the excitement when I come back and develop them is unmatched! 27 pictures is a great number to be honest, and the pictures turn out great! I have used the Kodak disposables before and like these much better - the success rate is much higher. Remember to put your subjects at the indicated distance, otherwise your pictures will be wasted. And if you're taking photos of a landscape, or of people from a far and there is decent light never use flash. I also love that it's super light weight and easy to use.

have not used it yet ,but have in the past and it always took great pictures.

Exactly what my dad wanted

The perfect camera for traveling and going back in time. Feel the excitement of developing your film rolls and discovering what photos you captured.