There’s something so nostalgic about the images you get from a single use (disposable) camera.
Here are our top tips for getting the most out of these easy-to-use camera bodies:
Get Close!
While we’re suckers for a good environmental shot, single use cameras really sing when you draw close to your subject, about 3-4 feet away.
@_ashleyloney / @emilylouisesweet / Kodak Fun Saver Single Use Camera / Frontier SP3000 / Salem, Oregon
Turn On the Flash!
Indoors and out. Indoor flash is a must, but out-of-doors the built-in flash also lends a nice fill to your subject, and allows you to confidently shoot in less-than-ideal light. (And really, who is shooting in perfect light on vacay—no one, that’s who.)
Does PhotoVision develop and scan single-use cameras?
Yes! The price is exactly the same as for our regular 35mm film developing and scanning. Our Everyday Develop + Scan + Print product is the perfect choice.
Does PhotoVision recycle single-use cameras?
Yes! Every single-use camera we process is recycled and sent back to the film company to be re-purposed into another single-use camera.
@_ashleyloney / @emilylouisesweet / Kodak Fun Saver Single Use Camera / Frontier SP3000 / Salem, Oregon
Ready to give ‘em a try?
We have both the Kodak Fun Saver (800 ISO, C-41) and the Kodak Professional Tri-X (400 ISO, B+W).
The Kodak Fun Saver is a fun, easy way to take great pictures—indoors or out. Just pick it up and start shooting! The 800-speed film creates bright colors while still maintaining a fine grain, exceptional sharpness and natural skin tones. The camera’s built-in flash has a 4 to 11.5 foot flash range and must be charged before every picture.
The Kodak Professional Tri-X 400TX features the world’s best-selling black and white film, Tri-X 400. Tri-X has a fine grain structure and is great for low light and action. The camera’s built-in flash automatically recharges and should be used for indoor photography.
@emilylouisesweet / Kodak Tri-X Single Use Camera / Noristu S-1800 / Salem, Oregon