How to Get Film out of DISPOSABLE CAMERA? (Step-by-Step)

[@jmguitarnavy]

Had I watched this 10 minutes ago, I wouldn't have thrown $17 to the trash in an instant. Patience really is a virtue.

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Maybe you can take it out 😂

[@jmguitarnavy]

@@evgenytimofeyevI wanted to take the unexposed film out to use it in my SLR. Imagine my face when I saw I'd ruined the whole film in the blink of an eye.

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Wow that’s unfortunate. I didn’t know how film is positioned in the camera too until I’ve bought one and start using it

[@jmguitarnavy]

@@evgenytimofeyev I learned the lesson, better to do more research before jumping straight into these things haha.

[@jmguitarnavy]

@@evgenytimofeyev Great video, btw!

[@jordan.7]

Thanks for the video. However you dont have to disassemble the whole thing. Just have to lift the cover in the bottom right and the canister will come out.

[@adrimarie9776]

i took my film out of my camera several months ago, does it ever get damaged from being in light for so long?

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Was it wound back in the roll? If so itms better to store in cold temperatures - in the fridge

[@adrimarie9776]

@@evgenytimofeyev yes i used the roll up but its been sitting in my glass jewelry box under a lamp for months. is that bad😭

[@evgenytimofeyev]

It will be fine. The colors might come out not that accurate, but overall photos should be atmospheric and cool

[@SassyLife09JackieGigi]

This helped a lot thank you!

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Glad it was useful, thanks!

[@renemies78]

Thank you so much for this video. It helped.

[@evgenytimofeyev]

🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@karinakravchenko3732]

How do I Make the capacity of the flash empty I think I did it wrong and it did shock me,

[@evgenytimofeyev]

I decided to not mess with the capacitor. It’s possible just to take out the roll. Maybe you can recharge the flash then remove the battery and fire the flash so that the capacitor loses it’s charge. But the best way is to avoid contact with it

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Timestamps don't work! Anyone got an idea how to fix them/make them work? Check out these disposable single use Kodaks on Amazon: geni.us/singleusekodak I had to get a different one in my local shop, but they are basically the same.

[@carlifkhan4894]

Hi , i just want to ask , is it possible to like delete or cut the last picture we took? Like can we open the canister film?

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Sure you can do it, but if any little light falls onto the film the photos will be destroyed (overexposed)

[@carlifkhan4894]

@@evgenytimofeyev thanks for the reply!!!

[@Eric-vf5bw]

Why would you want to cut out the last picture?😂 now I'm curious

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Maybe a crime was committed 🙈🤩

[@aideem9003]

When reloading, can you use any film???

[@evgenytimofeyev]

You can’t reload a disposable camera. Film roll is inserted unloaded at factory. After that you are making shots and load film into the roll. That way you don’t rewind anything and just take out the roll ready for development.

[@aidavoca5983]

How many pictures can you take with this camera? Because I have taken quit a few and I don’t know how much I have left 😅 please respond !!

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Find a video how I use this camera, I explain it there. You can check the frame quantity dial to see how many is left 😄

[@Onepunchsleep1]

How can I see the pictures

[@evgenytimofeyev]

You need to develop the film and ask the lab to send digital scanned photos to your email

[@carchecha]

Does Walgreens or cvs still develop these?

[@evgenytimofeyev]

You should check with them. I’m not using these, can’t answer that

[@carchecha]

@@evgenytimofeyev true how about on the bottom were it says ‘develop by’ mine said 6/20. Do you think it’s still developable?

[@evgenytimofeyev]

Yeah it will be fine. The colors might be a bit off, but the photos will still be atmospheric

[@carchecha]

@@evgenytimofeyev thanks!

[@call-me-a-dreamer7339]

can i use this undeveloped film in my film camera?

[@evgenytimofeyev]

You can’t because in a disposable camera film is set out of it’s box. If you take it out - film will be ruined by light. In theory you can “shoot” all of the film in pitch dark place, take it out and put into the film camera. But be sure there is still a small piece of film left outside of it’s case so that you can hook it into the camera 😄

[@call-me-a-dreamer7339]

@@evgenytimofeyev oh alright thank you!

[@evgenytimofeyev]

@@call-me-a-dreamer7339 welcome 🤗