- Product Dimensions: 13.2 x 6.4 x 4.3 cm ; 113 g
- Shipping Weight: 2.7 Kg
- Item model number: KFF135
- ASIN: B00004VVIY
- Date first available at Amazon.ca: Jun 14 2010
- Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes
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Product Description
Fun Saver Max One-Time Use Camera 27 Exposures Preloaded with 27 exposures of Kodak Max maximum versatility film these cameras offer great pictures in a wide variety of lighting situations. Ektanar lens delivers pictures as clear as with reloadable 35mm Fun Saver cameras. Return entire camera for film processing.
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4 reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
A fantastic OUTDOOR camera.
Aug 29 2006
I work at a professional photofinishing lab, and I can attest to the quality of the film inside this camera. The Kodak FunSaver produces excellent results in outdoor and bright indoor shots. However, it does not perform well under normal circumstances indoors and in low-light situations.
The flash on the FunSaver is designed for outdoor use. Even if you are shooting outdoors with this camera, make sure you use the flash. In general, using a flash outdoors provides extra versatility when shooting subjects against bright backgrounds, and in all but the brightest sunlight, the flash will not wash out your subjects.
For indoor or low-light shooting, consider the Kodak PowerFlash camera.
The flash on the FunSaver is designed for outdoor use. Even if you are shooting outdoors with this camera, make sure you use the flash. In general, using a flash outdoors provides extra versatility when shooting subjects against bright backgrounds, and in all but the brightest sunlight, the flash will not wash out your subjects.
For indoor or low-light shooting, consider the Kodak PowerFlash camera.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Cheap and Nasty!
Jun 15 2004
I recently used the Kodak Funsaver camera at a Birthday. The majority of the Photo's were taken inside using the flash. The Flash must be pressed before each shot is taken otherwise the Flash won't go off (As I quickly discovered). The results were a little dissapointing, very unclear, very grainy. These camera's are cheap in price and I'm guessing aimed at the younger market for things such as School excursions and Camping trips. If you are attending a Birthday and want above average photographs then I suggest spending the little extra and getting one of the more advanced Kodak disposable cameras.
5 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Eay to use
Oct 29 2000
I love these cameras. They are so easy to use, and a lot easier to deal with when it comes time to get the film developed. No fuss with having to wind the film and no worry on your part of exposing the film to light.
