Open Kodak Waterproof Disposable Camera

Bought the camera for this hack (to but the disposable lens on a sony - which is cool) but you have to use the kodak camera first. Its a great experience to think about shots and the limited number you have. Bought it a week before Chris Pine's use of disposable cameras went viral - its just fun. The little click in the plastic body is charming, made me laugh, even with a A7C around my neck. At this price - its the best deal, & to try it out if you had not grown up with them.

In the past Kodak produced these lens tissues. They are disposable and if grit or sand is transferred to a cleaning tissue it will be not get transferred to other glass since it is disposable. While the Len microfiber cloths are very effective for cleaning, they can accumulate particles that can be transferred from one lens to another...and cause microfine or larger scratches. Sensi lens cleaning tissue has obvious advantages over reusable cleaning cloth. Great these tissues have been made available to photographers by Sensi.

excellent disposable camera

Great replacement for a disposable film camera for travel and events.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently tried the Fujifilm Disposable Camera, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations! The camera captured moments with a charming vintage aesthetic that I absolutely adore. It's incredibly easy to use, making it perfect for spontaneous adventures and events. The compact design and lightweight nature of the camera make it convenient to carry around, ensuring that no moment goes uncaptured. The quality of the prints is impressive, with vivid colors and a nostalgic appeal. If you're looking for a fun and hassle-free way to capture memories, the Fujifilm Disposable Camera is a fantastic choice!

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

i can not find the Kodak i have used in the past but Ilford has a solid reputation so as soon as my darkroom is dark, im breaking this open and printing some master pieces!

I've been using a powdered Kodak fixer and it works and stores quite well. But using this is really a joy. I open the tank after adding fixer and watch until the visible edges are clear. This fixer is super fast and never leaves any hint of haze. Highly recommended.

This little tiny Kodak, I thought, was to get me “good enough”photos out open water swimming but I will Tell you, the photos it takes are pro level. Always love B and H and knew if I got Something from you all it would be high quality

Kodak T-Max 100 film is my favorite black-and-white film. It is very sharp, fine-grained, smooth tones and it has a wide exposure latitude range. I prefer to use it at ISO 64 for the mid-point exposure and process it in Kodak D-76 developer at 1:1 dilution. I just like film. I like the way a fresh roll smells when you open the wrapped roll and the film's aroma wafts up as you load your camera. The smell reminds me of the good times past, but also it stimulates the anticipation of good times to come. I also appreciate the feeling of security when I slip the processed film into the sleeves, knowing the next time I open the shoebox there they will still be, no corrupted files in here. I can open a shoebox with my grandparent's photos inside, some are almost a century oldI can hold them or show them to the kids, they are real and tangible things to enjoy. Sodo I dislike digital? No, of course not, digital is practical, immediate and inexpensive to shoot, so I use it a lot. But for me, digital does not have the delightful charm of film.