Reviewed on 2007-09-21 
Highly recommended in the book "Bridal Bargains"
In preparation for my upcoming wedding, I read that Fujifilm Quick Snap was the best film and value for great single-use cameras. We will have to see, but I know that Fujifilm is a good brand of film from past use. |
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Reviewed on 2007-01-10
Wedding Cameras
This was a great product for the price. My reception was dimly lit but the pictures still came out fine. I would definately buy this product again for another formal affair. |
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Reviewed on 2006-03-20 
Good quality, but not enough exposures
The picture quality for these cameras is great. The biggest bummer is that it has so few exposures. When you go to get them developed, you have to pay as much as you would for a full 24 or 36 exposures. I would recommend buying a disposable camera with more exposures. |
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Reviewed on 2004-12-31
Great Purchase
I bought a few of these wedding packs for my brothers wedding and was more than pleased with the results. Unlike the other reviewer our pictures came out great, indoor and outdoor shots. We were able to pass these out to various people at the ceremony and reception and got a wide range of great pictures. The benefit is that you don't have to bug everyone to send you their pictures of the wedding. I just gathered the cameras up at the end and got them developed. Now I'm thinking I'll buy a few of these for future parties, great product. |
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Reviewed on 2004-12-01
DO NOT USE FOR YOU WEDDING ! you will regret it !
its a fine product except for the fact that the flash needs to be turned on by flicking a switch, located on the front side of the camera body. Which means you are going to have a lot of underexposed interior shots, but nice outdoor shots..when the general public uses this camera for the first time. Learn from my mistake and buy kodak or whoever has an automatic flash that charges and sets itself when you hit the button to snap a picture. |
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