Fujifilm Quicksnap Flash 400 Single-Use 📸 Camera: 2 Pack for Convenient Flash Photography Review

I mean it brings me back man! I really enjoy taking photos of my family with these disposable Fujifilm Quicksnap cameras! It was fun and even my son started taking pictures. He thinks it's funny that you have to look out the little window to see what you're photographing! LAUGH OUT LOUD

I've always loved this camera :) My kid and I packed it for a trip to the Grand Canyon, Colorado, Zion National Park, Snow Canyon and Hoodoo in Utah. The photos came out beautifully, easy to use and even when I wasn't sure when to use the flash, about 98% of the photos were so sharp and majestic. took resumes for development and took two weeks to process.

My daughter is an old fashioned teenager who is nostalgic for the simpler days of hand photography. The first role didn't fare well, more from being used to what pictures looked like without being able to see them than film reflection. That's more expensive than printing photos from their device at the store. Although she enjoys it.

Well this year I took these cameras to Grand Cayman and Cozumel in Mexico for spring break. It was my first time abroad and I didn't have my phone with me so all my photos were taken with these cameras. I developed them today and each camera only had 14 exposures. He showed that I filmed 27 on camera but only 14 were developed. It breaks my heart because I feel like I've lost some of my experiences and I know I've lost some great memories.

Each camera is designed at Walgreens for $14.99 if anyone knows a cheaper route to LMK! The cameras are expensive, each only has 14 photos, and then you have to pay to develop them. Sometimes the photos don't come out, but that's the risk you take with these kids. I've ordered them a few times and received different cameras. I would have liked more consistency here. I've included an example of a good photo that never had a chance to develop properly.

Where would I be without good old film cameras? Take pictures with my cell phone? If I wanted to print them, I would have to spend lots and lots of money on a huge amount of airtime to send the photos to my computer. Taking photos with a digital camera? It would take a lot of technical knowledge to buy the right memory chip to transfer images to my computer. Memory chips are just not for laypeople. But the good old film cameras really saved the day! Especially these disposable cameras. Now I…

My wife was visiting our nieces in the East and wanted to take her Kodak Advantx camera, not the digital one which intimidates her. She found that no store near us had Advantx film anymore and it was too expensive to buy it online. Instead we chose to order this Fuji camera in two sets and ship them the same day it's returned East. Revane Prime is over! He was there before she came and she could take the pictures she wanted while she was there. We developed them and they all turned out great…