Kodak Max Outdoor 35mm Single Use Camera

Kodak Max Outdoor 35mm Single Use Camera
Manufacturer: Kodak
Product Type: Photography

Editorial Review:
Product Description
Contains 10 units. MODEL-KMO135 VENDOR- KODAK FEATURES- MAX Outdoor One-time Use Camera 35mm One-time-use camera loaded with a 27-exposure roll of Kodak Max 35mm Film, Kodaks maximum versatility (film data of film imprinted on camera). Bright, sharp color prints outdoors. Manual Film advance; Compact and lightweight. Focus-free, 32.8mm f/10 lens. Return entire camera for processing to receive finished prints. Camera is not returned to user.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Kodak Max outdoor camera is a single-use point-and-click camera that takes sharp photos in bright light. It comes preloaded with a 27-exposure roll of Kodak Max 35mm film. When the roll is full, simply drop off the camera for processing. The Kodak Max is fully recyclable.

Average customer rating:

Generally not worth the savings; go for the flash.
Might want to go for the flash version instead

Kodak Max Outdoor 35mm Single Use Camera

Manufacturer: Kodak
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Single-use point-and-shoot camera
Takes sharp pictures in bright light
Fixed focus
Recyclable
Loaded with 27-exposure roll of Kodak Max 35mm film

ASIN: B00004SGB9

Product Description

Kodak 35MM FUNSAVR PCKET DAYLT GT135
27EXP NO FLASH

Amazon.com Product Description

The Kodak Max outdoor camera is a single-use point-and-click camera that takes sharp photos in bright light. It comes preloaded with a 27-exposure roll of Kodak Max 35mm film. When the roll is full, simply drop off the camera for processing. The Kodak Max is fully recyclable.

Customer Reviews:

Generally not worth the savings; go for the flash........2006-08-30

I work at a professional photofinishing lab, and I can attest to the quality of the film inside this camera. The Kodak Max Outdoor camera produces mediocre results in all but the brightest of sunlight.

Even for outdoor shots, a flash can really help boost image quality. As an example, using a flash when your subject is against a bright background will prevent your subject from appearing too dark.

Unless you are shooting landscapes or landmarks (with nobody in front of them), you should go for the extra versatility offered by the Kodak FunSaver or PowerFlash cameras.

Might want to go for the flash version instead.......2000-08-12

I know this one is $3.00 less than the flash version, but I think you'll like the quality of the pictures with the flash disposable better. You can use the flash for outdoor pictures as well as for indoor ones, and they tend to come out better. Plus you have the option of using it indoors at the end of the day. Reasonable picture quality *for the price* - if you wanna take photos for National Geographic, you'll need to pay a bit more than $6.00 for your camera! :)

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