Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 One-Time-Use Camera -2 Pack

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I briefly considered purchasing one, but instead of that, I decided to capture QuickSnap-like images on my Fujifilm X100V. The QuickSnap Flash 400 camera features a compact body and comes pre-loaded with Fujifilm 400 speed film. Capture timeless photographs and give them that arthouse feel with the new FujiFilm QuickSnap Single-Use Camera from Fuji. Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT.

A Single Use disposable camera that features a 32mm f/10 lens (Lens Distance From 1m to infinity) and a shutter speed of 1/100. Fuji QuickSnap Disposable Film Camera is a 35mm point-and-shoot, loaded with Fuji Superia 400 ISO film.Absolutely loved snapping pics of my friends and knowing i get to develop, print and keep the pictures in the end.

This means that the 35 mm QuickSnap is probably the best overall choice if you don’t know when or where you’re going to use the camera. Snap your memories and wait for the magic to unfold once the snaps get developed, nostalgia at it's best! I’m sorry, I thought I explained it clearly, but sometimes things don’t come out as clearly in print as they are in my mind.The film is already loaded, all you do is advance the film via thumbwheel until it won’t turn anymore, then simply look through the viewfinder and take a snap. Compact and easy to use, the QuickSnap Flash 400 Camera features a compact body and is a one-time-use camera which produces sharp pictures and features a built in flash with a 10ft flash range. The continuous flash switch makes it easier to take multiple shots, letting you concentrate entirely on the picture.

A flexible companion for taking to parties, nights out or days of urban exploration - the in-built flash means you'll always be able to catch the moment! Your camera won’t take a photo if you don’t turn the scroll wheel all the way before snapping a shot. Then, turn the flash on if you need some extra light by sliding the button on the front of the camera up. The 2nd time I bought it about 8 of the pictures came out as a black screen when I had got the camera developed. This was an extremely popular camera among creative photographers, but Fujifilm has since discontinued it.The FujiFilm QuickSnap Flash is like all single use cameras with a simple plastic lens, manual film advance, and 27 exposures. To do this, put your thumb on the horizontal scroll wheel embedded in the camera next to the viewfinder. I managed to track down two 2GB SD cards so I could try limiting myself to a specific number of frames (I believe it ended up being ~26 . I’ve done crazier things before, including distressing a camera, so it shouldn’t be too shocking that I’d do this—perhaps it was just a matter of time.