📸 Review: Fujifilm Quick Snap Waterproof 35mm Single Use Camera (4 Pack) Review

I was in Hawaii last weekend and needed a waterproof camera to take photos while in the water at the beach. The camera works exactly as described and is very easy to use. There aren't many places where film and film cameras are developed these days; What I did was go to Walmart and they shipped the camera to another location and then returned it within 3-4 business days. It cost me $10 which is not that bad. I know Costco and CVS do the same thing. If you want to take photos in the water…

The camera took great pictures during our recent trip to Hawaii earlier this year. We snorkeled in fairly clear water - the pictures turned out great! Easy to use, almost nothing was blurry. Except for the fish that ran too fast. I would say that 90% of the photos turned out great! It also takes great photos from the water - the waterproof body is strong and reliable. Caution: Ask airport security to manually screen this item as the x-ray machine you put your carry-on baggage through may damage

Bought these disposable underwater cameras for diving with sharks and rays. The locations were amazing and I wanted to photograph the amazing wildlife we saw. Unfortunately, these cameras do not. The photos were fuzzy and blurry (the camera was still when taking photos). No, I didn't expect the photos to be of high quality, but I expected at least some quality. I was so upset after paying $50 to have them developed and all photos were unsatisfactory. So sad because it was an adventure with my…

I have used this camera many times for diving and snorkeling and was very happy with the photos when I first got to know the camera. It works great in clear, shallow water, but as you go deeper, remember not to shoot with the camera facing down as less light penetrates through the water. Shoot at objects in front or above you. Also, if you dive and go too deep for the camera, you will find it difficult to advance the film and take a picture due to the water pressure. If this happens, just walk…

I really liked this little camera! I ended up buying these 4 packs before our trip to Hawaii - good thing they're $25 each in the gift shop! We attached them to small plastic luggage tags and kept our IDs and room keys in a plastic bag throughout the trip. The cameras are floating, so it was the perfect way to keep an eye on our "wallet"! I was pleasantly surprised that the photos turned out amazing! And my only comments would be: Don't be afraid of water droplets on the camera - if you blow it

Brief Story: My girlfriend and I bought this in anticipation of the "snorkel" we found on Groupon, so we bought it to take photos of all the fish, seaweed and so on it's up to you. We pick up our gear and then drive to the beach. What we didn't expect was 1) how far we actually have to swim, 2) you never know the true strength of the waves until you try to swim against them and 3) there weren't any fish in our area that we could see. Basically, this thing was tied to a cheap lanyard we got from