Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 Disposable 35mm Camera 27 exposures (Pack of 4)

We took these to six flags for a girls weekend and had the best time! The pics are so fun!!

Love these cameras so much! You can get an individual camera cheaper but if you want to buy a pack of 3,4,5 or 6 I would definitely recommend using Amazon. Occasionally some pictures come out dark or grainy but the quality is usually really good.

My wife and I used these at our bachelorette party and wedding and they were perfect! We left the flash on because that helps the photos turn out well and almost every photo was well lit and great to look at! I'd highly recommend these disposable cameras if you'd like to remember a special event like we did. But do also keep in mind that getting them developed is an additional cost of about $15 per camera if you go to Walgreens, but they provide prints and a dvd so it's a great price and definitely worth it!

I am very happy with this purchase and the 4-pack was such a steal because disposable cameras are so expensive at the drug stores such as CVS, Rite-Aid, etc. I think I saved at least $20. I brought this camera to college and it was so fun to develop them after the year was over to see what my friends and I did all year. I took two to Europe and haven't developed them yet but I cannot wait to see the memories again. They are pretty decent quality photos for being disposable. Oh, and urban outfitters has outrageously priced disposables too. You really get your money's worth and a lot more. I would recommend to college students who want to take a camera out with them one night or to anyone traveling without a real camera. I mean I still have my Smartphone camera, but the photo quality of these have something charismatic about them. I cannot really explain it.

Love it just a little too expensive. I recommend getting the 5 pack on amazon which is like $30 so you end up paying like $6 for each camera instead of $12

We purchase these sometimes when we go to festivals or go on vacation. They're easy for one-shot memories. And you have no choice but to get them developed. When you take photos on your phone, you have to sift through a bunch and go through extra steps to get them developed. Disposables are a great option. You get a nice little surprise when you get your photos too!

Instructions are in another language. Fujicolor?

Bought for 5th grade outdoor camp. It worked as well as a disposable camera should work. I suggest not winding he film until you are ready to take a pic. Several accidental pics were taken in the backpack because my kid wound it up after taking a pic.