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The film shop / Disposable cameras
Film is already loaded, so you can wind on, point and shoot. Disposable cameras are popular for weddings, parties, festivals and holidays, without a separate camera or roll to buy.
Film is already loaded. Wind on before each shot and check the remaining frame counter.
Use flash indoors and in shade when your camera has it. Keep within the distance recommended on the camera.
Do not open it when you finish. Bring or post the complete camera to the lab so the film can be removed safely.
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1 product · Free Cardiff collection
Kodak FunSaver Single Use Camera with Flash 39 Exp
Disposable Cameras
The classic disposable camera with built-in flash and 39 exposures. Perfect for weddings, parties and festivals — bring it back to us and we will develop and scan it.
£22.99
Know your film
Use the flash indoors and any time you're in shade, even outdoors — it's the single biggest difference between a good disposable photo and a dark one. Most cameras need a couple of seconds to recharge between flashes.
Check the minimum focusing distance and flash range printed on your camera. Many models work best with people roughly one to three metres away when using flash; distant subjects need enough natural light.
Buying for a wedding or party? Work on one camera per table and put a card next to it telling guests to use the flash. Collect them at the end of the night rather than letting people take them home.
When the roll is finished, don't open the camera. Hand the whole thing in at our Cardiff store or post it to us and we'll extract, develop and scan the film for you.
Once you have finished shooting, bring your film to Morgan Arcade or post it to our Cardiff lab for developing and scanning.
Hand the whole camera in at 14–16 Morgan Arcade, Cardiff, or post it to us. We open it in the darkroom, develop the film and put your scans in a private online gallery.
Ours are 27 or 39 exposures depending on the model. The Kodak FunSaver with flash is 39.
Use a model with flash and keep your subject within its recommended range. Flash will not light an entire room, and indoor photos without it can be very dark.
