Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 One Time Use 35mm Camera with Flash, 27 Exposures, 8-Pack

Best disposable film cameras!!
We used film cameras at our wedding. At first I was hesitant about using disposables because they can be hit or miss, but all of the photos on the Fujifilm turned out great. Make sure you have the flash turned on ALWAYS for best results!

Lost Memories
Bought this 8 pack for my 40th birthday party. Every single photo was just a fuzzy blur of colors. Luckily the developer felt so terrible for me that I lost all of the irreplaceable photos and didn’t charge me. I grew up using these cameras and this NEVER happened. The film must have been ruined before I got them. I’m so heartbroken that I chose to trust these for capture something that will never happen again.

Dark – old film
Not sure if the film was old or was exposed to heat. Most of the photos developed black

Expired or damaged film?
I bought these for my wedding. I just got them all developed over the past couple of weeks and almost none of the photos came out well at all. The venue was well lit and these should have turned out much better. In the developed film package after I sent them off to be processed, there was a disclaimer from Fuji that said the film had been fogged (due to mishandling of the cameras, exposed film, heat or sun exposure, etc). I didn’t mishandle these cameras in any way and there’s no way every guest mishandled them, either. I am thinking they sat in a hot warehouse or delivery truck, or the cameras were expired. Either way, don’t waste your money on these. Go to a real store and buy them (the ones I got at a local store [same Fuji brand] turned out fine for my bachelorette party with low-light conditions) $300 wasted for the cameras and development.

Make sure you look into a place that develops these camaras and ask for pricing as it cost me two hundred dollars for developing alone. Then the cost of purchasing the camaras. The total cost to have these for my wedding was four hundred dollars. Make sure your guests turn the flash on in the dark or photos will be black.