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Kodak's flash disposable camera is an easy way to capture great indoor and outdoor memories. Ready to shoot with the push of a button, this Tri-X 400 Single-Use Flash Camera from Kodak is pre-loaded with a 27-exposure roll of highly versatile Tri-X 400 black-and-white negative film, making it ideal for parties, events, weddings, and more. Can be pushed up to EI 3200/36° when necessary. Kodak Film Processing Chart Features This camera is great for taking pictures that let you capture those special moments in an instant, and is the perfect travel companion fitting into your bag or pocket with ease.
Product Details
- No loading necessary, focus-free operation
- Easy to use indoors and outdoors
- Classic grain structure for low light and action
- Black and white negative film
- Traditional black and white film
- 27 exposures
Reviews
Brandon Dorrin
CVS Photo tree to develop them in color (which made them look weird AF), didn't return a good chunk of them at all, and most of them were half black. They wouldn't let you use digital cameras close to the telescope so I got these as a backup to my Nikon F100 film camera. I'll definitely get more of these to play with in the future. It's a gamble, but when it pays off.
Michael Carian
Just remember that anything from 1 m to infinity should be in focus and you’ll be good. It was fun since I first know that B&W film actually did reflect some color. It seems like the camera doesn't handle bright scenery well (pictured above in Tahoe with my pup there is a bit of rainbow effect).
Joe Novosel
The focus is very soft around the edges. You can have it developed like any of other disposable camera. If you don't, the memory is there in your head. This camera worked better than expected for me on my trip to Paris!
DSquared
Other than that, it’s a great item! !
Cary
(normal for these kinds of cameras)In some shots I held a Red #25 filter over the lens and got much better contrast. The one negative was that the flash didn’t work like most people said but I only used it outside so that was never an issue.
Armando Herrera
Took this around with me, along with my digital camera, because I was interested in film photography but wasn't ready to dive in and buy a 35mm film camera. Easy to use, outcome is great. I suggest really only taking pics in bright light because the flash is not strong enough.
Amber
I would use it again but mainly for random fun photos with the flash on :) Overall if you're going to use a disposable camera why not give this a try. You don't need a filter, they just never have the color, it's that easy. Take some photos with some film.
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