Kodak FunSaver Single Use 35mm Film Camera - 39exp

Choose the Kodak FunSaver 39 Exposure when you want the convenience of a disposable camera but would like more photographs than the standard 27-exposure version. The extra 12 exposures make a noticeable difference on holidays, at weddings or during events where you may be taking photographs throughout the day. Its ISO 800 film is another major advantage. The higher sensitivity gives you more flexibility than slower films when photographing in shade, cloudy weather or brighter indoor locations. The camera is also extremely easy to use. There is no focusing, ISO setting, aperture adjustment or film loading to worry about. This makes it ideal for complete beginners, wedding guests, children or anyone who simply wants to enjoy taking real film photographs.

Use the flash indoors. Even though the camera contains ISO 800 film, indoor lighting is often much weaker than it appears to your eyes. Activate the flash before taking the photograph. The FunSaver's flash is manually controlled, so remember to switch or charge it before shooting. Wait until the flash is ready. Give it time to charge before pressing the shutter for flash photographs. Keep flash subjects reasonably close. The built-in flash is intended for nearby people and subjects rather than distant buildings or landscapes. Use natural daylight whenever possible. Outdoors in good light, the camera can produce bright and colourful photographs without flash. Keep your subject at least around 1 metre away. The fixed-focus lens is designed for subjects from approximately this distance to infinity. Hold the camera steady. Use both hands and press the shutter smoothly to help avoid camera shake. Keep your fingers away from the lens and flash. Because the camera is compact, it is easy to accidentally cover part of the front. Remember you have 39 exposures. There is no digital preview, so take a moment to compose each photograph before shooting. Use flash for people in shade or strong backlight. Additional light can help brighten faces when the background is much brighter. Do not open the camera. The film is preloaded and the camera should remain closed until it is handed to a film-processing lab. Protect the camera from heat and moisture. Avoid leaving it in a hot car or exposing it to rain unless suitably protected. Develop after finishing the roll. Once all 39 photographs have been taken, take the complete camera to a film lab for developing, scanning and optional prints.