Kodak Funsaver Quick Review and Sample Photos

[@oxoelfoxo]

i wish makers of disposable cameras would take back used ones with the goal of disposing of the plastics & other materials responsibly!

[@GoneWithFilm]

They do, or at least they used to. Kodak and Fujifilm had disposable camera recycling programs in the western countries and Japan, but not in our country.

[@bastien7091]

this photos make me a little bit nostalgic in the good way

[@niccxxl]

great review!

[@pastourmadotiropitas1878]

is it good for taking photos in dark places, such a club with low lights?

[@GoneWithFilm]

It can take photos in the dark but I wouldn't call it good. In dark places the film photos will be lit only by the flash, club lights won't be visible. Subjects will have that "deer in the headlight" look.

[@itsmeRrrr]

hi! before taking each photo, what step comes first? wind or pushing the flash button?

[@GoneWithFilm]

The order doesn't matter but I always wind immediately after every shot and then charge the flash only when I think it's needed.

[@Badadadaa]

Do you have to hold the flash button while taking the photo?

[@GoneWithFilm]

No, you only have to hold for a few seconds to charge up the flash. Once the flash is charged (red light turns on), you can release the button.

[@Badadadaa]

@ and when it is on, do i switch it off or does it “uncharge”

[@True_Horror]

What does it mean by single use camera? We can use ot only one time or what ?

[@GoneWithFilm]

"Disposable" or "single use" cameras are designed to be used for 1 roll of film. Once the film roll is finished, the camera is then given to the photography lab for developing of the film and recycling of the camera by the manufacturer. The manufacturer is supposed to take them back and reload them and sell them as new. The Funsaver, however, can be reloaded by the end user but it's not an easy process and you'll need a darkroom or film changing bag.

[@zangdc7904]

how many shot photos of this camera sir?

[@GoneWithFilm]

27, but sometimes they go up to 28 or 29 shots

[@ulrichnsenge9696]

And what happened after the 27-29 shots ?? I should buy another camera ??😢

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@ulrichnsenge9696 The camera won't take pictures once the film is finished. The film needs to be taken out and then sent to a photo lab for developing. The camera *can* be reloaded and there are videos on YT on how to do it. but it's not an easy process and must be done in complete darkness.

[@ulrichnsenge9696]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@apsoski]

how many photos can we take by this camera?

[@GoneWithFilm]

The one I used had 27 exposures, which is the normal version. Some countries have a "27+12" version that has 39 shots.

[@apsoski]

@@GoneWithFilm thanks.

[@tanishaarora677]

how to transfer photos from this camera to phone , please reply!!!

[@GoneWithFilm]

Is the film developed already? If not, have it developed first at a lab. Once developed, the film needs to be scanned and converted to digital. Then it can be transferred to a phone.

[@tanishaarora677]

@@GoneWithFilm thank you sir for replying 🫶🏻! do you have any knowledge about the same for harman disposable black and white camera????

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@tanishaarora677 camera quality is similar, only difference is the film is black and white

[@tanishaarora677]

@@GoneWithFilm i meant how to get the photos in the phone ?

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@tanishaarora677 same thing, have it developed by a lab and have them scan it, might be more expensive since ita more labor intensive for black and white