In this review, I’m comparing five popular single use cameras: the Kodak Funsaver, Fujifilm Quicksnap, Ilford Ilfocolor, Kodak Tri-X, and Ilford XP2 one-time-use cameras. We’ll look at price, film look, grain, exposure behavior, technical specs, tips for getting the best pictures, common mistakes, and where to develop them.
Photographer Review of the Liene M110 Amber Instant Photo Printer A while back, I reviewed the Liene Amber M100 4×6 instant photo printer and compared it to three other popular brands (you can check out that full comparison in this blog post). I honestly didn’t expect to be as impressed as I was, especially with…
The Camp Snap Digital VS Disposable Film Camera- Which Wins? I recently picked up the Camp Snap camera for my kids and myself as a screen-free point-and-shoot camera. Its charm lies in the fact that it allows you to photograph things as they happen in the moment, without worrying about perfection. Plus, I have sent…
Meet The Camp Snap Camera: A Nostalgic Point and Shoot in Your Pocket Camp Snap Review When I first saw this digital point and shoot camera, I was intrigued. It is the size and shape of a disposable camera, with a film look to the photos, and it comes in a multitude of colors. There’s…
Fujifilm Instax WIDE Evo Review: A Deep Dive Into the Hybrid Instant Camera I have always loved a good instant photo- the fact that you can take one with your friends or of a moment and immediately have a tangible souvenir is such a massive draw for me. What I have always disliked about instant…