Kodak Fun Saver with flash and ISO 800 27 Exposures

Definitely wouldn't recommend for any reason beyond nostalgia. Bought for a 90's themed party and was a well-received prop, however, many of the pictures didn't turn out well (PRESS THE FLASH BUTTON, PEOPLE). Although the ones that did turn out well looked like they literally came right out of the 90's, so it was a good buy for the purpose!

Despite the digital obsession we have in general, sometimes you just need or want a REAL photograph without any mess or fuss. This little Kodak fun saver is perfect for any number of events and circumstances. It has a flash so you can use it day or night and the 400 speed film means you can take some reasonable action shots on the go. I like the self contained disposable format very much - these are terrific for sending to the troops overseas in sandy, windy locations. When you take the last shot on the roll, just drop it off at your local drugstore and an hour later you have physical real photos in your hand. I try to always have a couple of disposable cameras on hand and one in the car in case of an accident - there is nothing better for docmenting evidence than a real photo!

This product was included in a gift basket for older sibling to document the arrival of his new sibling!! Needless to say it was a huge disappointment that it didn't work!!

The flash did not work! And its too much trouble to return.

It takes OK pictures, but I don't have high expectations of a point-and-shoot anyway. It got the job done, the auto focus is a little goofy on it.

While everyone has digital cameras of varying quality, sometimes good old fashioned film cameras are fun in their own way.Being faced with a limited number of photos, specific settings and limitations will actually enhance the moment of each photo taken with groups of people (great for parties, weddings, or even projects).The camera cycles each flash quickly (by the time you've cycled the film). A regular complaint is that the photographer will have a sore thumb due to the teeth of the turning wheel, though it's not a major issue it's something to note and be prepared for.ISO 400 with a limited flash radius means you'd be better off in higher levels of light (outdoor, darkest you would want would be early-dusk for sharper images)I will note though, the quality of film still by far will surpass phone cameras, and many low-resolution digital cameras with cheap sensors. Just make sure you hold the camera steady!

I purchased this little camera for my niece. Along with the camera I purchased a beginner scrap booking kit. She absolutely loved this! I am so pleased to have found something for her that she appeared to be very excited about.The camera worked like a charm...great quality pictures for a reasonable price.

This thing was no fun. It didn't work correctly so I was afraid to pay to have the film developed. Ended up just throwing it away.