Single Use Cameras - Developing film from Kodak Fun Saver cameras

I was going through my yet undeveloped color films and came across these single use cameras that were shot at my wedding. Single use cameras were really popular back in the days and later became popular at wedding parties. Here I open up two Kodak Fun Saver single use cameras, get out the Kodak 800 films and develop them with the C-41 process.

[@danc1180]

The part I needed was the opening of the cannister

[@susanlee3561]

Thank you so much, this is the video ive been looking for!

[@tenilleparsons5674]

I have one God bless you 🙏

[@faisaljawad]

Hi, where can one buy the Color developer 38c?

[@jonathanagapito7764]

Did you need to re-spool the film before taking it out? Or is that an automatic mechanism occurring after the 39th exposure?

[@norbert982]

As far as I remember it is automatic, no manual rewind.

[@mariamk4849]

How do you upload the photos in your phone?

[@joshnajones9281]

How do you make the images show can you show me examples or that ingredients that I need to make it show the images please

[@booksreverie3696]

Hi, I stupidly opened the part where the film canister is, just like you do at 6:28, before shooting any picture. Is my film ruined now?

[@Gregory_12]

was any film exposed to light?

[@annielesserfilms]

So if I open one I don't need to remove in a dark bag

[@feketenorbert3641]

You do not need to open the camera in a dark bag. The film comes in a canister so it is protected. It is enough to open the film canister in dark.