Kodak FunSaver Single Use 35mm Film Camera - 39exp Summer 2026

Choose the Kodak FunSaver Summer 2026 Edition if you want a simple film camera for capturing holidays and events without carrying expensive or complicated camera equipment. The 39-exposure capacity gives you plenty of photographs for a weekend away, festival, wedding or full holiday day, while the ISO 800 film offers more flexibility than slower film stocks when lighting conditions change. Its summer-themed edition also makes it a fun choice for holiday gifts, travel packs, parties and special summer events. There are no exposure modes, autofocus settings or film-loading procedures to learn. Simply advance the film, frame your photograph and press the shutter, making it suitable for almost anyone who wants to enjoy the experience of genuine 35mm film photography.

Make the most of daylight. The FunSaver performs particularly well outdoors in bright or moderately bright conditions. Use flash indoors. ISO 800 film is relatively fast, but indoor lighting may still be too weak for reliable photographs without flash. Use flash as the light fades. Evening parties, restaurants and darker locations will often benefit from the built-in flash. Keep flash subjects fairly close. Small built-in flashes are designed for nearby people rather than distant scenery. Avoid photographing too close. The fixed-focus lens is better suited to subjects approximately 1 metre or more from the camera. Hold the camera steady. Use both hands and press the shutter smoothly to reduce the chance of camera shake. Watch your fingers. Avoid accidentally covering the lens, viewfinder or flash when holding the camera. Be careful on very bright beaches. Sand and water can reflect a lot of light, so try to avoid pointing directly into extremely strong sunlight. Use flash for backlit portraits. If the sun is behind your subject, flash can help brighten their face. Remember you have 39 exposures. There is no digital preview, so take a moment to frame each shot before pressing the shutter. Protect the camera from water and sand. The Summer 2026 design does not make the camera waterproof, so keep it protected at the beach or around swimming pools. Avoid leaving it in excessive heat. Do not leave the camera for long periods inside a hot car or in direct sunlight. Do not open the camera. The film is preloaded and the camera should remain closed until processing. Develop after finishing all 39 exposures. Take the complete camera to a film lab for C-41 processing, scanning and optional prints.