Kodak FunSaver Single Use 35mm Film Camera - 39exp Winter Edition

Choose the Kodak FunSaver Winter Edition when you want the simplicity of a disposable film camera combined with a fun seasonal design and a generous 39-exposure capacity. The winter-themed appearance makes it particularly suitable for Christmas presents, stocking fillers, festive parties, winter holidays and seasonal events. It also offers more photographs than the standard 27-exposure FunSaver, giving you an additional 12 opportunities to capture memorable moments. The preloaded ISO 800 film is especially useful during winter, when daylight can be weaker and days are shorter. The built-in flash provides additional flexibility for indoor celebrations and evening photography. There are no manual exposure controls or focusing adjustments to worry about, making it an excellent choice for beginners, children, wedding guests and anyone who simply wants to point, shoot and enjoy genuine film photography.

Use the flash indoors. Indoor lighting is often considerably darker than it appears to your eyes, even when using ISO 800 film. Remember to activate the flash. The flash is manually controlled, so prepare it before taking your photograph. Wait for the flash to be ready. Give it time to charge before pressing the shutter. Stay reasonably close when using flash. The small built-in flash is designed for nearby people and subjects rather than distant scenery. Take advantage of winter daylight. Snowy scenes, Christmas markets and bright outdoor locations can work particularly well during the daytime. Use flash for winter portraits in shade. It can help brighten faces when the surrounding scene is much brighter. Keep your subject at least around 1 metre away. The fixed-focus design works best when you avoid photographing subjects extremely close to the lens. Hold the camera steady. Use both hands and press the shutter smoothly for the best chance of a sharp photograph. Keep fingers away from the lens and flash. Because the camera is compact, accidentally covering the front is easy. Remember you have 39 exposures. There is no screen or instant preview, so compose each photograph before pressing the shutter. Protect the camera from snow and rain. The Winter Edition refers to the seasonal exterior design; it should not be treated as a waterproof camera. Keep it away from excessive heat. Avoid leaving the camera next to heaters or in other very warm locations. Do not open the camera. The film is already loaded and the camera is intended to remain closed until processing. Develop after finishing all 39 exposures. Take the complete camera to a photo lab for C-41 developing, scanning and optional prints.